How To Hold Up A Muffler at Samuel Donohoe blog

How To Hold Up A Muffler. 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. Pull the muffler out the back of the vehicle to pull the metal portion out of the eyelet. Andy phillips shows how to easily fix a broken exhaust hanger for around $10. With the muffler no longer attached to the exhaust piping, the only thing holding it in place will be the rubber muffler mounts. Most exhaust hangers (aka muffler straps) are just thick rubber loops, kind of like really strong rubber bands. I need a way to. My exhaust pipe fell from my muffler and is now dragging on the ground. The redneck fix is the right fix in this case Worked fine until the weekend when i fixed it correctly. I can see the muffler right about under the middle of the car hanging down. The muffler will have a piece of metal extended through a rubber eyelet attached to the body of the vehicle. It is still attached to the front of the car. I've used a couple feet of wire (without insulation) to tie up an exhaust pipe before. I'm assuming i can jack it up and tie it up somehow so at least it won't.

The redneck fix is the right fix in this case My exhaust pipe fell from my muffler and is now dragging on the ground. Pull the muffler out the back of the vehicle to pull the metal portion out of the eyelet. I'm assuming i can jack it up and tie it up somehow so at least it won't. 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. I can see the muffler right about under the middle of the car hanging down. The muffler will have a piece of metal extended through a rubber eyelet attached to the body of the vehicle. I need a way to. Andy phillips shows how to easily fix a broken exhaust hanger for around $10.

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How To Hold Up A Muffler I need a way to. I need a way to. I'm assuming i can jack it up and tie it up somehow so at least it won't. Most exhaust hangers (aka muffler straps) are just thick rubber loops, kind of like really strong rubber bands. It is still attached to the front of the car. I can see the muffler right about under the middle of the car hanging down. My exhaust pipe fell from my muffler and is now dragging on the ground. The muffler will have a piece of metal extended through a rubber eyelet attached to the body of the vehicle. Worked fine until the weekend when i fixed it correctly. The redneck fix is the right fix in this case I've used a couple feet of wire (without insulation) to tie up an exhaust pipe before. 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. Pull the muffler out the back of the vehicle to pull the metal portion out of the eyelet. With the muffler no longer attached to the exhaust piping, the only thing holding it in place will be the rubber muffler mounts. Andy phillips shows how to easily fix a broken exhaust hanger for around $10.