Exhaust Pipe Hitting Frame at Ronald Caster blog

Exhaust Pipe Hitting Frame. Don't put anything by the exhaust that can melt/catch fire from serious heat. Place a piece of wood between the pipe and the frame where it's making contact. A loose bracket, rubber hanger or connector, or one that is badly corroded, can allow a muffler to rattle as the exhaust pipe bangs against another part of your vehicle when you. Take off the offending part of the exhaust (the back box i'm presuming) and try stretching out the rubber. In my opinion, that exhaust pipe should be about one. I just put on my header and my 70mm exhaust is now touching/banging against the frame right around the center console area. I had a similar problem with my landcruiser, exhaust pipe hitting the frame, i took it to an exhaust shop and they cut a section, then put a. It will depend on how tight the exhaust pipe is touching the floor board. They may be sagging or even installed incorrectly causing the engine not to angle enough to clear the frame.

I just put on my header and my 70mm exhaust is now touching/banging against the frame right around the center console area. A loose bracket, rubber hanger or connector, or one that is badly corroded, can allow a muffler to rattle as the exhaust pipe bangs against another part of your vehicle when you. They may be sagging or even installed incorrectly causing the engine not to angle enough to clear the frame. Take off the offending part of the exhaust (the back box i'm presuming) and try stretching out the rubber. I had a similar problem with my landcruiser, exhaust pipe hitting the frame, i took it to an exhaust shop and they cut a section, then put a. It will depend on how tight the exhaust pipe is touching the floor board. In my opinion, that exhaust pipe should be about one. Don't put anything by the exhaust that can melt/catch fire from serious heat. Place a piece of wood between the pipe and the frame where it's making contact.

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Exhaust Pipe Hitting Frame Take off the offending part of the exhaust (the back box i'm presuming) and try stretching out the rubber. In my opinion, that exhaust pipe should be about one. I just put on my header and my 70mm exhaust is now touching/banging against the frame right around the center console area. Place a piece of wood between the pipe and the frame where it's making contact. Don't put anything by the exhaust that can melt/catch fire from serious heat. It will depend on how tight the exhaust pipe is touching the floor board. A loose bracket, rubber hanger or connector, or one that is badly corroded, can allow a muffler to rattle as the exhaust pipe bangs against another part of your vehicle when you. They may be sagging or even installed incorrectly causing the engine not to angle enough to clear the frame. I had a similar problem with my landcruiser, exhaust pipe hitting the frame, i took it to an exhaust shop and they cut a section, then put a. Take off the offending part of the exhaust (the back box i'm presuming) and try stretching out the rubber.