y pipe coupler won't come off
y pipe coupler won't come off
Hi all, I just got my 93 RX7 a month ago and during my test drive there were no problems. However, now that I have it home, I've been getting the loud whistling sound that I've read that alot of owners have had. I want to inspect my y pipe coupler for tears but for some reason after I take off both hose clamps on the coupler I still can't pull off the coupler. Is this normal? Is there a special way to pull it off? Maybe this is the reason I"m having problems? Your help would be greatly appreciated thanks.
Steve
Steve
if you want to take the coupler off u should probably use a screw driver and push it under the the coupler/pipe meets and use some soap water. It takes some work but you will be able to get it off. I think the heat probably got it stuck on the pipe.
Yeah use a screwdriver like he suggested. If it's too bad you can always slice it from bottom to top with a razor and then peel it away with some needle nose or something. You don't really have to worry about hurting the y-pipe as long as you aren't using excessive force.
I have another oem coupler if you need it. I paid $46 for it new but I'll sell it for $12 shipped anywhere in the lower 48. I used it around 4,000 miles and then went single turbo.
Best of luck!
morganf1@aol.com
I have another oem coupler if you need it. I paid $46 for it new but I'll sell it for $12 shipped anywhere in the lower 48. I used it around 4,000 miles and then went single turbo.
Best of luck!
morganf1@aol.com
Originally posted by Heath
Yeah use a screwdriver like he suggested. If it's too bad you can always slice it from bottom to top with a razor and then peel it away with some needle nose or something. You don't really have to worry about hurting the y-pipe as long as you aren't using excessive force.
I have another oem coupler if you need it. I paid $46 for it new but I'll sell it for $12 shipped anywhere in the lower 48. I used it around 4,000 miles and then went single turbo.
Best of luck!
morganf1@aol.com
Yeah use a screwdriver like he suggested. If it's too bad you can always slice it from bottom to top with a razor and then peel it away with some needle nose or something. You don't really have to worry about hurting the y-pipe as long as you aren't using excessive force.
I have another oem coupler if you need it. I paid $46 for it new but I'll sell it for $12 shipped anywhere in the lower 48. I used it around 4,000 miles and then went single turbo.
Best of luck!
morganf1@aol.com
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