Lean down and look into the muffler and then pull .. i guarantee it will come off and hit ya in the face then ..
I had a good laugh over this post. They call me Dangerdan because I'm a danger to myself and I could see the same happening to myself.
Help removing stock mufflers
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I had a good laugh over this post. They call me Dangerdan because I'm a danger to myself and I could see the same happening to myself.
sharpscuba
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All the advice here is good.Bud is probably the most right on. If you do that the pipe will come off in a hurry. Seriously though The strap wrench and alittle oil should do it.
Devil Dogg
Member
Wait until the exhaust is very cool. Use a propane torch or heat gun just behind the connection. The slip on will expand and slide off fairly easily with a slight side to side or circular motion. I would not advise using penatrating oil and there is no need for it.
xlcruser
Active Member
Lean down and look into the muffler and then pull .. i guarantee it will come off and hit ya in the face then ..
I happen to know for a fact that method works. :lolrolling:lolrolling:lolrolling
scootertrash
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Make sure that the muffler is COLD. Heat it up at the slipon and wiggle it. It should slide right off when the metal starts to expand.