Re: Removing poly exhaust manifolds

[RCoronetfreak@xxxxxxx]

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Hmmm.  I have gonna have to remove the whole engine to get the exhaust 
manifolds off of my poly in one of my '65 Coronets.  Granted I broke on stud off 
coming out and have another couple ready to break and a rounded off bolt as well. 
 Pulling the motor as an excuse to clean my engine compartment.  I don't want 
to tear apart the engine just for manifold gaskets either.  In my Fury I just 
loosened the motor mount nuts and lowered the car down on some lift leg 
extensions under the oil pan and the engine came up just high enough to have to 
manifold come out pretty as you please!  I love having access to a lift.
Rick
'64 Fury
? '64 Dodge 440
7 '65 Coronets
'65 Belvedere II
'66 Belvedere II
'67 Fury II wagon
'75 D100 pickup
'76 New Yorker Brougham
'86 Dodge 600 SE TURBO
'95 Dakota Sport 318 5 speed
(Rick's used Mopars coming soon!) LOL

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