Hey new to site IN NEED Of A HONDA KNOW IT ALL PRO FOR A FRUSTRATING PROBLEM
 

I Replaced my clutch, cv shafts,brakes,shocks,and a whole new muffler,exhaust,cat and header because I ran over a big chunk of metal
that fell off the back of the truck in front of me, destroying all the above parts except the brakes and clutch. But Decided To fix it all at once. After a long ass 26 hour day of running into
problem after problem, i finally finished only to discover i cant shift in 2nd or 3rd gear because my new exhaust is touching my shifter. I checked over and over again both my old and new exhaust parts but can't see any difference between them exept that some of the mounts on the old exhaust were a little bent due
to the accident but i dont think enough to matter. could i have f*cked up re-installing my shifter? Ive Checked but dont have a diagram or instructions for the correct way. Or could it have been f*cked up some how during replacement? Any suggestions PLEASE I Cant Do anything till i fix it and im really F*UCKIN FRUSTRATED!!! AND TIRED!!!!!!!

RE: Hey new to site IN NEED Of A HONDA KNOW IT ALL PRO FOR A FRUSTRATING PROBLEM
 

go to the parts store and get some longer exhaust hangers.

RE: Hey new to site IN NEED Of A HONDA KNOW IT ALL PRO FOR A FRUSTRATING PROBLEM
 

Thanks for the Suggestion!
but I took off the rubber hangers but how the exhaust is bent or all connected still touches. plus i cant go any lower cuz my muffler already hits my rear axel when i hit a bump. Unless i can get someone to re bend and custom cut a whole new set up which is last call decision after all else fails.
Knowing that, Any other suggestions?

RE: Hey new to site IN NEED Of A HONDA KNOW IT ALL PRO FOR A FRUSTRATING PROBLEM
 

under your shifer, should be directly over the exhaust and seperated by a heat shield, sometimes the shifter will rub on that shield, try removing and look to see if the shifter basehas been rubbing on it by seeing if there are any scratches on the shield. if there are, then you can either remove it, or modify it to fit without rubbing.

that could be one problem, but we really can't help without any detailed pics

RE: Hey new to site IN NEED Of A HONDA KNOW IT ALL PRO FOR A FRUSTRATING PROBLEM
 

it also might help if you told us what car you are talking about, and what exhaust.

RE: Hey new to site IN NEED Of A HONDA KNOW IT ALL PRO FOR A FRUSTRATING PROBLEM
 

^ yeah, forgot to ask, that would help indeed