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I'm installing LT headers this weekend and wanted to start spraying the manifold nuts with pb blaster. It looks like both manifolds are covered with heat shields? Is this right? I thought just the cats would be covered, not the whole manifold...how are you guys spraying the manifold nuts?

2015 CC, 4x4.

Thanks,
-Mike
 
Yes, there are 3 or 4 bolts holding the heat shields on. I was able to take mine off without cutting them. Don't worry about cutting them if it comes to that. You won't reuse them anyhow with the LT headers.
 
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how do you access the bolts holding the heat shield on? Im going to be doing the header install with a lift at my friends shop but I have no way of getting the vehicle up in the air before Saturday. Can I do this from inside the engine compartment, or do I need to access them from under the truck?

Thanks,
-Mike
 
Take the wheel well liners off, then you can get to the heat shields.
 
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also, what size wrench is needed for the heat shield bolts?. any special kind of wrench?

Separate question, what size allen wrench do I need to buy to get the plugs into the bottom hole on the JBA LT headers? Its big....Should I put anti seize on the plugs?
 
Yes on the anti seize on the bung plugs in the headers. Can't remember the size, but I just grabbed the biggest wrench in my metric kit and it fit. There are plenty of threads describing what tools you need for header install if you just search.
 
I think the heat shield bolts are either 8 or 10 mm. You only need to work one end, not both.

New sensors should come with anti-seize already. Don't add more. I replaced my sensors instead of using the old ones.
 
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