PunkChild
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- City, State
- Omaha, NE
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '96 Sport
Some of you may remember one of my questions about the removal of the exhaust system on an explorer. I asked how to get the system off the rubber hangers. Some suggestions were cut it off or use WD-40. I found a way that makes it very easy. I had this stuff laying around that makes your tires and vinyl trim shiny (Black Magic Trim and Tire?). Anyway it's 100% silicone, so it is very slippery. If you put some on the metal hangers and work it into the hanger, the metal piece slides right out. If you replace your exhaust, I would suggest you get some of this stuff.
It also works well for what it's supposed to do. You can use it on the hard plastic bumper covers and tires. Try it out it's about $4 for a good sized bottle at your local parts store.
P.S. Sorry but while I'm on cleaning, the swiffer sweeper rags work really good to get all the dust off your dash.
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Jim Ferrarini
Skaman0182@yahoo.com
96 Sport 5-speed
JBA headers
Borla cat-back exhaust
modified airbox
K&N filter
+4 plugs
8.5mm wires
other small mods.
Coming soon:
K&N filter kit
It also works well for what it's supposed to do. You can use it on the hard plastic bumper covers and tires. Try it out it's about $4 for a good sized bottle at your local parts store.
P.S. Sorry but while I'm on cleaning, the swiffer sweeper rags work really good to get all the dust off your dash.
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Jim Ferrarini
Skaman0182@yahoo.com
96 Sport 5-speed
JBA headers
Borla cat-back exhaust
modified airbox
K&N filter
+4 plugs
8.5mm wires
other small mods.
Coming soon:
K&N filter kit
