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Old 13-Aug-2005, 23:13
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carbon termis repair help

I need some help.

I had 2 loose rivets on my carbon termis so I have drilled them out but as I can't get the bits out of the pipes i drilled them all out hoping to take the silencer apart but I can't seem to do it

Any ideas Guys

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copper & hide mallet, gently tapping around the end caps should break the silicone sealant and drift the caps out.

Just go steady. Once they're moving they come out pretty easy.
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copper & hide mallet, gently tapping around the end caps should break the silicone sealant and drift the caps out.

Just go steady. Once they're moving they come out pretty easy.

Thanks mate


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Help I still can't get them apart
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Why do you need to get them apart? Can't you just re rivet leaving the old bits inside the pipes.
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Why do you need to get them apart? Can't you just re rivet leaving the old bits inside the pipes.



They will rattle around won't they ???

I wish I had not drilled them all out now
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fit an open clutch cover and you won't hear the rattle from the cans
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fit an open clutch cover and you won't hear the rattle from the cans


Helpfull
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Hi

This may help, further down the page are articles about coring the standard cans.

http://www.ducatisuite.com/performancemods.html


The advice about getting them apart may help.

I hope its raining where you are and you are not wasting a sunny day

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Why do you need to get them apart? Can't you just re rivet leaving the old bits inside the pipes.



They will rattle around won't they ???

I wish I had not drilled them all out now

Surely the fibreglass should keep the bits in place. If I filled my pipes with marbles & spanners you wouldn't be able to hear it over the clutch noise.
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