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Exhaust manifold on an E combine?
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KurtDE View Drop Down
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    Posted: 02 Mar 2010 at 7:06pm
Is the exhaust manifold on the E the same as the 170 gas manifold? I am looking at the E motor to replace my 170 and the 170 needs an exhaust manifold.        Kurt
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It'll work....good luck getting that 90 degree elbow unthreaded from it and installing the 170 pipe.
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Thanks for the info Dr Allis.
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I used a hack saw to cut the elbow off flush with the manifold and then used a dremel tool with cutting disk to split the part of the elbow still inside.  Used a  chisel  to force in a bit and then screwed it out.
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I did the same a Wheelbilly.
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