Today on Workshop Quick Takes (wqt): Exhaust systems eventually fail, and even in a relatively dry climate like Colorado, an OEM Jeep exhaust is pretty much done after 210k miles. We want DIY and stainless steel, but don't have a welding machine. What next?
Join us in our 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ as we demonstrate how to partially remove an OE exhaust system and install a high-quality, cat-back replacement which was designed for someone with exactly our needs. We did this on the shop floor in a couple hours and you can, too!
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Chapter List:
00:00 Introduction
02:01 Step 1 - Inspect the product
03:40 Step 2 - Remove right rear wheel
04:46 Step 3 - Remove old exhaust system
09:44 Step 4 - Install new exhaust system
17:30 Step 5 - Test run and cleanup
19:02 Closing comments