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You have to remove this cover and then just bend the heat shield a little so it does not rub on your muffler. (you cannot install the muffler with the
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You have to remove this cover and then just bend the heat shield a little so it does not rub on your muffler. (you cannot install the muffler with the cover on, it's in the way) As far as heat shielding the lines, you have to wrap the lines that are closest to the muffler. You will see what you need to do. I noticed they were not close enough to the muffler to be an issue so I did not do mine yet but will do it soon. I couldn't get access to it since I installed my muffler first!
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