??? on installing exhaust system
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Burning Brakes
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From: Murphy TX
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??? on installing exhaust system
Hello
I have a 2000 6-spd which is a lease car, and now is the time to turn it back in. I have the car up on my lift, and I have removed the Corsa exhaust. Now I need to put the stock system back on. The stock system was not cut and is in one piece. I got the driver side in, but I can not for the life of me figure out how the passenger side goes in. :mad
Is there any trick into putting the passenger side back on?
Thanks for your help
I have a 2000 6-spd which is a lease car, and now is the time to turn it back in. I have the car up on my lift, and I have removed the Corsa exhaust. Now I need to put the stock system back on. The stock system was not cut and is in one piece. I got the driver side in, but I can not for the life of me figure out how the passenger side goes in. :mad
Is there any trick into putting the passenger side back on?
Thanks for your help
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 1999
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From: Murphy TX
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Re: ??? on installing exhaust system (frankb)
already sold sorry. I do have a few other parts that I will be selling though. Like a set of Fikse FM5 wheels in stock C5 size. I also have the billet LP cover and tail light covers if anyone is interested. I will be posting pics of these in the C5 section later this week.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2000
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From: Wilmington DE
Re: ??? on installing exhaust system (VICOUS)
Assuming you have lots of room under the car to manuver the muffler/pipe assembly, then drop or remove the anti sway bar, and start wiggeling the pipe through the opening holding the muffler in a vertical position and to the left of the opening. It's a very tight fit and takes patience. I just removed my Corsa mufflers/pipes and reinstalled them yesterday. I had to remove the pipe from the muffler in order to get it through the opening, and then reattach it to the muffler. Good luck. :lol:
