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I understand that Manurhin exhausts are quite rare to find, so I count myself lucky that although most essential parts seem to be missing from my scooter, I do at least have an exhaust system. It seems to be all there, but it it rattles terribly with what i guessed to be rust. The Manurhin parts catalogue shows that there is a removable/serviceable muffler assembly inside the outer casing and this is accessed by removing a nut and end-cap. It was clear that these parts were well rusted together, so once again I've been soaking the thread and joint in WD40 for a week or two.
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I was delighted to find that despite a little pile of rust, the muffler is in remarkable shape.
I think a quick wire brush and a spray of exhaust paint, and this bit at least should be good-to-go
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