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996 Muffler Removal

Wausau 911
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Wausau 911 Member

Wausau 911

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Anyone ever see a YouTube video on this? Replacing spark plugs and this would be helpful. Did a search here and didn't see a details removal process, although I did note the pse install one. Replies appreciated.

Rapewta Member

Rapewta

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There is a really good DIY on this and one thing that I don't think is mentioned is that when you separate the cat from the

muffler... pay attention to the round 13 mm clamps @ 2 that separate them. They have a small male/female teat that you

have to get rotated correctly so they match each other when you tighten them back up.

Believe me... removing the exhaust system is the only way to make your spark plug exchange easy.

It take less than 30 minutes to remove the exhaust system and everything else is a breeze.

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