AFM - rear bumper removal???
After my first track day I got the dreaded CEL caused by melted AFM flaps. It took me a month for GM to agree to replace the two mufflers with their AFM flaps under warrantee. They told me that they have to remove the whole rear bumper to pull out the mufflers; however, I believe that you can get the mufflers out by just removing the diffuser as the dude in this video did.
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We only removed the lower diffuser to install the axle back exhaust. Worked fine.
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Originally Posted by Sconn
(Post 1598448793)
We only removed the lower diffuser to install the axle back exhaust. Worked fine.
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I changed my exhaust to borla with floor jack and 2 jack stands at home and i removed rear diffuser only. No issues
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Originally Posted by BSSlomovic
(Post 1598448897)
Are there any diagrams that I can show the techs? I think they want to screw me for extra work time!
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...58780d444d.jpg |
I would love the link for the installation...PLS
Originally Posted by Sconn
(Post 1598451788)
Here's a start. Most aftermarket exhaust install instructions show the removal of the rear diffuser.
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Originally Posted by BSSlomovic
(Post 1598454093)
I looked on the Borla site; however, I couldn't find the installation instruction link.
Could just search "C7 Corvette rear diffuser removal" and see what you find. Again, definitely possible to just remove the diffuser part only. |
Originally Posted by BSSlomovic
(Post 1598448897)
Are there any diagrams that I can show the techs? I think they want to screw me for extra work time!
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...er-fascia.html |
Just FYI... We did not remove the lower grill inserts and also, they need to be very careful removing those rear reflectors. I broke tabs on each one. Forced me to get aftermarket smoked ones... Teehee
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