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Old 28-01-2005, 05:22 PM   #1
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Default Couple of questions...

Guys, this may seem stupid to you guys, but I'll ask anyway.

1. The standard headlights on an EA Falcon. Are they a sealed unit or am I able to take it apart?

2. Cat converters. Are they able to be screwed off and on? (I'm probably best to go and have a look at this Q). Something used to leak oil onto this and I got that fixed, but I think that is has a couple of holes in it, cause I can smell exhaust (and see it on some occasions) coming from there.
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