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How to remove the crossover pipe from a Sebring 2.7L
Raise and support the front end of the car. You can use a jack and jackstands or ramps. You don’t need to remove the wheels. Start by removing the engine-to-transmission structural brace. I haven’t shown it in the pictures but if you can’t figure it out (four bolts) then you probably shouldn’t be attempting this project. Use a 15 mm socket. Next, remove the splash shield from the passenger side wheel well. Pull the center part of the push fasteners out about 3/8ths of an inch, then you can pull out the entire fastener. Next disconnect the front and rear downstream O2 Sensors.
This is a picture of the lead and connector for the front downstream O2 Sensor.  The lead curves up from the sensor to the connector.  There is a...
This is a picture of the front connection.  The bolts in the picture are mounted into the flange.  You will need to turn off the nuts which are not...
This is a picture of the rear cat-to-Y-pipe connection.  Again, use a 13mm socket.  Be careful to use at least a 6 point socket, or if you have them,...
This is a picture of the connection from the Y-pipe to the rear exhaust system, looking from the rear.  There are three bolts holding the flange.  If...
Despite what the service manual says, you cannot get the Y-pipe out of the car at this point.  The large three-bolt flange will not pass by the rear...
Here’s a picture of the rear exhaust manifold after unbolting the catalytic converter and laying it aside.  It won’t come out.  Just set it on the...
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