How To Fix A Muffler With A Coat Hanger at Blake Worthington blog

How To Fix A Muffler With A Coat Hanger. If you hear an extra clunk underneath the car, or if it looks like a sparkler at night thanks to a dangling muffler, you might have a broken exhaust hanger. Most exhaust hangers (aka muffler straps) are just thick rubber loops, kind of like really strong rubber bands. Andy phillips shows how to easily fix a broken exhaust hanger for around $10. The redneck fix is the right fix in this case. There are a few signs an exhaust hanger is due for a replacement, and the most. The coat hanger method is a popular diy technique used in emergency situations to temporarily fix a broken exhaust. 2) get a big jubilee clip, undo it all the way, thread. It’s generally a good idea to replace your exhaust hanger as soon as you spot red flags. But yeah, easiest solution is a metal coat hanger, uncoil it, bend it around, and tie it securely to some chassis mounting. 1) get a wire coat hanger, straighten it out and use it to tie the exhaust to the rubber. In this video, we are fixing a broken exhaust hanger and replacing it with a universal clamp on exhaust hanger which does not.

1) get a wire coat hanger, straighten it out and use it to tie the exhaust to the rubber. In this video, we are fixing a broken exhaust hanger and replacing it with a universal clamp on exhaust hanger which does not. Andy phillips shows how to easily fix a broken exhaust hanger for around $10. Most exhaust hangers (aka muffler straps) are just thick rubber loops, kind of like really strong rubber bands. The redneck fix is the right fix in this case. 2) get a big jubilee clip, undo it all the way, thread. There are a few signs an exhaust hanger is due for a replacement, and the most. But yeah, easiest solution is a metal coat hanger, uncoil it, bend it around, and tie it securely to some chassis mounting. It’s generally a good idea to replace your exhaust hanger as soon as you spot red flags. If you hear an extra clunk underneath the car, or if it looks like a sparkler at night thanks to a dangling muffler, you might have a broken exhaust hanger.

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How To Fix A Muffler With A Coat Hanger In this video, we are fixing a broken exhaust hanger and replacing it with a universal clamp on exhaust hanger which does not. If you hear an extra clunk underneath the car, or if it looks like a sparkler at night thanks to a dangling muffler, you might have a broken exhaust hanger. But yeah, easiest solution is a metal coat hanger, uncoil it, bend it around, and tie it securely to some chassis mounting. It’s generally a good idea to replace your exhaust hanger as soon as you spot red flags. Most exhaust hangers (aka muffler straps) are just thick rubber loops, kind of like really strong rubber bands. Andy phillips shows how to easily fix a broken exhaust hanger for around $10. The coat hanger method is a popular diy technique used in emergency situations to temporarily fix a broken exhaust. 2) get a big jubilee clip, undo it all the way, thread. There are a few signs an exhaust hanger is due for a replacement, and the most. The redneck fix is the right fix in this case. 1) get a wire coat hanger, straighten it out and use it to tie the exhaust to the rubber. In this video, we are fixing a broken exhaust hanger and replacing it with a universal clamp on exhaust hanger which does not.