Ugh it really shouldn't n\be this hard. Why do they do this too us? I was lucky someome had already done the lower ball joints so I didn't need to drill those.
Replacing the gasket between the cat and muffler.
I need to replace the gasket at the flange between the cat and the muffler. I would think a pretty easy job. Obviously not. The bots are studs. The bottom two snapped. So I now have get the back end of the studs out which is a pain as it is. But the upper part seems to be a stud in a welded threaded thing. I am beyond confused. Because how could you thread a stud in with a round back. I tried cutting that area off the flange and smoked 2 sawsall blade. I have no idea what to do here. Any ideas?
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