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Originally posted by JFB #05177:
How about a little better discription as what the "repair collar" is used for.

onced installed, how do you pull them back out?

It seems it is used together with a "ball joint" for doing repairs, in this case for a Peugeot

Note I had to take off approx. 0.5mm all the way around the flared end for a press fit in the exhaust pipe.

The way I got it out was by inserting a bent steel wire that would hook into holes of the perforated pipe and then it could be "wiggled" out.

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