Due to the multitude of design modifications of exhaust systems, it is not possible or advisable to examine all of them in detail in one Manual.
The procedures below describe the removal and installation of components for Hardtop and Estate models, but the same procedure can be used as a basis for servicing exhaust systems for other models as well, since the main difference lies in the design and location of the support/suspension brackets and butt joints.
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Exhaust system — general information (Nissan Patrol Y60)
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