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    Correct Exhaust removal order on 80 GS850G to access drain pan

    What is the order in which I should remove the exhausts on an 850G? I searched the forum on an exhaust removal guide and did not find one. I want to remove the oil drain pan and the exhaust exchange and the pipes joining into the main muffler and blocking a clean removal.
    Kindly suggest how to remove the exhaust correctly so that I could access the drain pan nuts located right behind these exhausts.
    I have OEM exhausts.

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    Loosen the clamps at the cylinder head.
    Loosen the clamps at the crossover pipe.
    Remove pipes 2 and 3 from the crossover.
    Remove the bolts holdling crossover to engine.
    Remove crossover.
    Remove bolts holding mufflers to footpeg mounts.
    Remove pipes 1 and 4, which includes the mufflers.

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      #3
      Thanks Steve. I shall possibly update this thread with some pictures once I remove it.

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        #4
        Take your time when trying to remove those header flange bolts, they tend to stick and heads break off if your not careful, sometimes even if your careful.
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