Exhaust do-it-yourself replacement advice
#1
Exhaust do-it-yourself replacement advice
All,
Have a 1999 Civic EX. Hole in exhaust pipe. It's the pipe that's in-between the two mufflers. Or, I assume that there are 2 mufflers. There's the converter, a pipe, a muffler-looking-thing, a longer pipe (which has the hole), and then the muffler at the rear of the car.
I was wondering:
1) Is it possible to replace just this pipe?
2) Is this a do-it-yourself job, or is specialized equipment required?
3) Are there stainless exhaust systems out there that are essentially stock replacements? By that, I mean that I'd want something more or less OEM, and very quiet, NOT a "performance" system that makes things loud, etc.
Advice?
Thanks!
Have a 1999 Civic EX. Hole in exhaust pipe. It's the pipe that's in-between the two mufflers. Or, I assume that there are 2 mufflers. There's the converter, a pipe, a muffler-looking-thing, a longer pipe (which has the hole), and then the muffler at the rear of the car.
I was wondering:
1) Is it possible to replace just this pipe?
2) Is this a do-it-yourself job, or is specialized equipment required?
3) Are there stainless exhaust systems out there that are essentially stock replacements? By that, I mean that I'd want something more or less OEM, and very quiet, NOT a "performance" system that makes things loud, etc.
Advice?
Thanks!
#2
RE: Exhaust do-it-yourself replacement advice
If you wanted to replace only that pipe, you would need to cut and weld another one in or get a sort of muffler wrap thing at autozone and do it yourself if you want. you can also just replace the whole intermediate pipe and that costs about $70 and you may be able to do that if you know how to use a ratchet... i don't know about the stock stainless systems - maybe someone else may but i can't find one.
#3
RE: Exhaust do-it-yourself replacement advice
lol i kno nothing on this subject but i kno if u go to a shop they will do somethin small like that for 75$ nd i bet its worth the hassle that itd take 4 u to do it nd theyll do it right.......FYI lol
#6
RE: Exhaust do-it-yourself replacement advice
ORIGINAL: Mr Mobsta Man
I think if you called the Catalytic [sp?] converter a "muffler-looking-thing" then I don't think you should try it...
I think if you called the Catalytic [sp?] converter a "muffler-looking-thing" then I don't think you should try it...
#7
RE: Exhaust do-it-yourself replacement advice
Its not tough at all. Last time I installed one I just spent the $75 it cost to install instead of going throuhg the hassle. It's a simple 1 hour job for someone with a lift.
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