At 11:50 AM 5/19/97 -0400, you wrote:
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> According to my FSM, the muffler joints should be soaked in
>"heat valve lubricant". I've seen references (like above) to spray lube.
>Is that the same? When I hear "spray lube", I think WD-40, but I dunno
>if that's cut out to to this job. :) What an ugly mess. :P I wish
>I could afford a Borla stainless muffler. :) Well, I'm glad to hear
>that the Gibson installs so easily, anyway.
>
> So, what is "heat valve lubricant", and where can I get some? (Or is
>there something else that might work better?) Thanks!!
>
> -Jon-
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You can get Heat Riser Valve Lubricant from your Chrysler dealer. It's
great stuff. It was used on the older (pre-magnum) engines to free up the
heat riser valve which was in the exhust just below the manifold. I've had
it free stuck HR valves that I thought nothing could move.
Rob Agnew
ragnew@islandnet.com
Victoria,
British Columbia
Canada
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