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Pontiac Firebird Exhaust Pipe
The Pontiac Firebird exhaust pipe plays a very important role of removing poisonous gasses like carbon monoxide from the engine so that they do not have a chance to seep to the engine or even the interior of the car as they are dangerous to the health of human beings. This sub component interlinks other components at the exhaust system such as the muffler and the catalytic converter to enable standard discharge of engine emissions. Indeed, for the years Pontiac Firebird vehicles have come with so many varieties of exhaust pipe types, most of which are located on the left side of the vehicle as it is evident with most of the US models but may also be central or multiple especially in high performance models. Location of the exhaust pipe is exposed to accidents, corrosion and wear and tear and this may result to producing rattling, vibration or even dangerous leaks if not well fixed.
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Pontiac Firebird Exhaust Pipe Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What is the proper procedure for removing and reinstalling the exhaust pipe, catalytic converter, Muffler, and tailpipe on Pontiac Firebird?A: Caution is advised as the vehicle's exhaust system generates very high temperatures, necessitating a complete cooldown before any components are handled, particularly around the catalytic converter where temperatures peak. Due to the high temperatures and exposed locations of exhaust system components, rust and corrosion can cause parts to become stuck. Liquid penetrating oils can assist in loosening frozen fasteners, but cutting pieces apart with a hacksaw or cutting torch may be required in some cases, which should only be performed by experienced individuals. To begin, raise the vehicle and secure it on jackstands. For the front exhaust pipe, remove the bolts securing it to the exhaust manifold(s) and the clamp connecting it to the catalytic converter, then separate the pipe from both the manifold(s) and the converter, ensuring to install new bolts, gaskets, and nuts during reinstallation. When handling the catalytic converter, ensure it has cooled sufficiently before removing the converter-to-front exhaust pipe clamp and the air management pipe-to-converter clamp, followed by the bolts securing the rear of the converter to the converter/intermediate pipe bracket. Reinstallation should also use new gaskets, bolts, and nuts. For the intermediate exhaust pipe, remove the clamp securing it to the muffler/tailpipe assembly and the bolts connecting it to the intermediate pipe/converter bracket, then remove the pipe and reinstall using new gaskets, bolts, and nuts. The tailpipe is part of the muffler assembly; remove the bolts and nuts connecting the muffler to the intermediate exhaust pipe, then take out the muffler/tailpipe assembly rear hanger bolts to separate it from the vehicle, ensuring to use new nuts and bolts during reinstallation.
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