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On re-assembly, coat the bolt threads and shanks with anti-seize
compound. Next time around, you will be glad you did. JR ToneJohn wrote: I have a Mercruiser 5.7 350MAG. I'm planning on replacing the exhaust manifolds and elbow's at the end of the season. Anyone have any tips on doing so? The only problem i forsee is one of the bolts trhough the manifold into the block is very rusted to the point where i don't even think i can get a grip with the special socket set. My thoughts are heating it and then removing the head and slide the manifold out then work on the bolt into the block... Any suggestions ? ? ? Thanx... -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
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