[T2] Rust, dirt, exhaust, and everything after
Paul Hummer paul at eventuallyanyway.comSun Jul 21 10:48:32 MST 2013
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Hi Typer2ers, Resident suburban hobbyist in over my head here. I pulled my engine a while ago and finally getting around to working on it (it's been on a stand, I just haven't had time to work on it uninterrupted for a few hours). The first thing I want to do is pull the exhaust so it's a little easier to work on (and the current goal is to get it to a machine shop for an engine boil, because I don't think the engine has ever been pulled). Unfortunately, this is what that area looks like: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wbllz3l9ek7a5mk/2013-07-20%2010.40.15.jpg https://www.dropbox.com/s/bb0bgj2cnqwabd3/2013-07-20%2010.40.42.jpg https://www.dropbox.com/s/c4tcuju3qf1re6x/2013-07-20%2010.40.21.jpg Rust and time seem to have fused everything together. I want to go very slow on this, because I'm pretty sure a new exhaust is going to be $$$$, which I'm okay with if I *have* to replace it, but it looks like everything is copacetic there, and it just needs a little resto-ing. So here's my question to the oracles of Type 2: how do I get these bolts off? I don't want to break them, so is there some rust eating chemical I could treat this with first? Once I get those bolts off, how do I clean up the exhaust and restore it? Wire wheel on the rust, and then some high temp paint on the exhaust to seal it off? Cheers, Paul
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