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Car Forum / Oldsmobile Cars / November 2005

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Manifold to ehaust pipe  connection

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WolfofKitwanga - 12 Nov 2005 18:40 GMT
I have a '95 Cutlass supreme that has what I think is a loose connection at
the manifold /exhaust. It seems like a real tough place to get a wrench or
socket into. Do I need to take it to the shop or can I get at it myself.
 By now you can tell that I'm no Auto Einstein...I'd really appreciate
any input on this.  Thanks
Chris
gfulton - 14 Nov 2005 12:23 GMT
>I have a '95 Cutlass supreme that has what I think is a loose connection at
> the manifold /exhaust. It seems like a real tough place to get a wrench or
> socket into. Do I need to take it to the shop or can I get at it myself.
>  By now you can tell that I'm no Auto Einstein...I'd really appreciate
> any input on this.  Thanks
> Chris

I had a '92 of that model and had to tighten that connection a couple times.
I seem to remember using two 12" extensions, an impact univeral and the
correct socket.  It's a little of an aggravation, but if you raise the car
enough, you can get at it.  Don't forget the jackstands and a droplight.

Hope this helps.
Garrett Fulton
 
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