Exhaust system - renewal
1 The layout of the exhaust system varies considerably according to model and engine.
All except the RS Turbo versions can be renewed in sections; coupling sleeves are supplied, enabling an old section to be cut out and a new one inserted without the need to renew the entire system all at once.
2 It is recommended when working on an exhaust system that the complete assembly be removed from under the vehicle by releasing the downpipe from the manifold and unhooking the flexible suspension hangers (see illustrations).
4.2a Exhaust silencer mounting . . .
4.2b . . . and expansion box mounting
3 Assemble the complete system, but do not fully tighten the joint clips until the system is back in the vehicle. Use a new exhaust manifold/flange gasket and check that the flexible mountings are in good order, also check the connecting flange joint.
4 Set the silencer and expansion box in their correct attitudes in relation to the rest of the system before finally tightening the joint clips.
5 Check that with reasonable deflection in either direction, the exhaust does not knock against any adjacent components.
See also:
Starter motor - brush renewal
Bosch long frame and JF, and
Cajavec types
1 With the starter motor removed from the
vehicle and cleaned, grip the unit in a vice
fitted with soft jaw protectors.
2 Remove the two screws securing ...
Rear tie-bar (Saloon and Estate models) - removal and refitting
Removal
1 Before attempting to remove a tie-bar, note
the location of all washers and bushes. These
control the rear wheel alignment and they
must be returned to their original locations.
2 Raise ...
Fuel injectors - removal and refitting
Caution: Refer to the
precautions in Section 1 before
proceeding.
Note: A tachometer and an exhaust gas
analyser will be required to check the idle
mixture on completion. New seals and
retaining ...
