Removal of exhaust gasket material
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Originally Posted by Kokopelli
Thanks. Really looking forward to doing this all crunched up in the engine compartment. ![Mad](/forums/images/smilies/mad.gif)
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get a GASKET SCRAPER from any of the tool companies, there are also some spray bomb gasket removers as well but they can be messy, i also use the green 3m deals with the titties, but be sure to wad up some paper towels and stuff em in the exhaust ports so you dont get crap in the engine.