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VNB OEM muffler

OP garncarz UTC details Molto Verboso 1964 Allstate Cruisaire, 2022 Husqvarna Vitpilen 401, 1955 BMW R50 Joined: UTC Posts: 1189 Location: York, PA (the intellectual center of the universe)
OP garncarz Molto Verboso 1964 Allstate Cruisaire, 2022 Husqvarna Vitpilen 401, 1955 BMW R50 Joined: UTC Posts: 1189 Location: York, PA (the intellectual center of the universe)	UTC quote Is there a way to check if an original muffle is flowing well? When I got my '64 allstate a few months ago, the muffler was dripping black oily goo. Old school mechanic that I am, I burned it for about an hour in our fire pit. Anything else I should be aware of? Do? Thanks.

Christopher_55934 UTC details Ossessionato 2007 Stella 225 Joined: UTC Posts: 3547 Location: Rochester, Minnesota
Christopher_55934 Ossessionato 2007 Stella 225 Joined: UTC Posts: 3547 Location: Rochester, Minnesota	UTC quote garncarz wrote: Is there a way to check if an original muffle is flowing well? When I got my '64 allstate a few months ago, the muffler was dripping black oily goo. Old school mechanic that I am, I burned it for about an hour in our fire pit. Anything else I should be aware of? Do? Thanks. Could you connect the exhaust of a shop vac to it?

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