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= After Market Exhausts =
 
= After Market Exhausts =
 
  
 
There are several options for aftermarket exhaust systems
 
There are several options for aftermarket exhaust systems
 
  
  
 
== PECO ==
 
== PECO ==
 
  
 
The PECO exhaust is a full (turbo back) 2.25 inch stainless system.  This system was designed with the SE in mind and so does not incorporate the main cat present on the S2.
 
The PECO exhaust is a full (turbo back) 2.25 inch stainless system.  This system was designed with the SE in mind and so does not incorporate the main cat present on the S2.
 
== Links ==
 
 
 
[http://www.peco.co.uk/ PECO]
 
 
 
[[Category:ReplacementParts]]
 
 
 
 
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== Removing the rear silencer. ==
 
== Removing the rear silencer. ==
  
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{{note|text=Observe normal safety procedures for working under the car.}}
  
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'''''Using ramps...'''''
  
'''Observe normal safety procedures for working under the car.'''
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* Put the rear of the car on ramps.
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* Make provisions to be able to jack the offside up slightly while the car is still on the ramps.
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* From underneath remove the U bolt securing the silencer to the centre pipe. 13mm.
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* Spray the joint with WD40 or similar.
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* Separate the joint – it might be necessary to fasten the centre pipe to the nearside ramp and knock the silencer pipe over to the offside.
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* The rubber hanger over the wheel arch will disconnect itself as the joint parts.
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* Push the silencer forward off rear hanger, and onto the wishbone.
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* Jack the offside of the car up slightly to enable the silencer to thread out of the back of the car.
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* Reverse the procedure for replacing it; you may have to line the wheel arch hanger up as the joint is made.  
  
  
'''''Using ramps…'''''
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'''''Or not…'''''  
  
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* The silencer can be removed using the same principle but from the offside - rather than underneath - just by jacking the car up at the back and removing the rear wheel. It has the added benefit of not having to jack the car up while it’s on the ramps.
  
* Put the rear of the car on ramps.
 
  
* Make provisions to be able to jack the offside up slightly while the car is still on the ramps.
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== External Links ==
  
* From underneath remove the U bolt securing the silencer to the centre pipe. 13mm.
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* [http://www.peco.co.uk/ PECO]
  
* Spray the joint with WD40 or similar.
 
  
* Separate the joint – it might be necessary to fasten the centre pipe to the nearside ramp and knock the silencer pipe over to the offside.
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[[Category:Components]]
 
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[[Category:ReplacementParts]]
* The rubber hanger over the wheel arch will disconnect itself as the joint parts.
+
 
+
* Push the silencer forward off rear hanger, and onto the wishbone.
+
 
+
* Jack the offside of the car up slightly to enable the silencer to thread out of the back of the car.
+
 
+
* Reverse the procedure for replacing it; you may have to line the wheel arch hanger up as the joint is made.
+
 
+
 
+
'''''Or not…'''''
+
 
+
 
+
* The silencer can be removed using the same principle but from the offside - rather than underneath - just by jacking the car up at the back and removing the rear wheel. It has the added benefit of not having to jack the car up while it’s on the ramps.
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Revision as of 18:36, 10 May 2008

After Market Exhausts

There are several options for aftermarket exhaust systems


PECO

The PECO exhaust is a full (turbo back) 2.25 inch stainless system. This system was designed with the SE in mind and so does not incorporate the main cat present on the S2.


Removing the rear silencer.

Info non-talk.png Observe normal safety procedures for working under the car.

Using ramps...

  • Put the rear of the car on ramps.
  • Make provisions to be able to jack the offside up slightly while the car is still on the ramps.
  • From underneath remove the U bolt securing the silencer to the centre pipe. 13mm.
  • Spray the joint with WD40 or similar.
  • Separate the joint – it might be necessary to fasten the centre pipe to the nearside ramp and knock the silencer pipe over to the offside.
  • The rubber hanger over the wheel arch will disconnect itself as the joint parts.
  • Push the silencer forward off rear hanger, and onto the wishbone.
  • Jack the offside of the car up slightly to enable the silencer to thread out of the back of the car.
  • Reverse the procedure for replacing it; you may have to line the wheel arch hanger up as the joint is made.


Or not…

  • The silencer can be removed using the same principle but from the offside - rather than underneath - just by jacking the car up at the back and removing the rear wheel. It has the added benefit of not having to jack the car up while it’s on the ramps.


External Links