its definitely leaking in the flex pipe, there is a small stream of smoke coming out, and i can feel it with my hand
then u need to replace it or else ur never going to pass emissions ... umm also if u dont hav the money u can always go 2 pepboys and they have this stuff i forgot what its called but it looks just like the wrap they use for casts, but put that around the leaking pipe/muffler/w.e and it seals permanatly from the heat its a great thing if ur not willing to spend alot of money to fix this problem
then u need to replace it or else ur never going to pass emissions ... umm also if u dont hav the money u can always go 2 pepboys and they have this stuff i forgot what its called but it looks just like the wrap they use for casts, but put that around the leaking pipe/muffler/w.e and it seals permanatly from the heat its a great thing if ur not willing to spend alot of money to fix this problem
ill definitely check that stuff out; also, I've been looking online, and I can't find a flex pipe anywhere. Is it part of the headers, or a separate part, or what? Where can i buy one?
ill definitely check that stuff out; also, I've been looking online, and I can't find a flex pipe anywhere. Is it part of the headers, or a separate part, or what? Where can i buy one?
I thought I answered this in my original post. Road Race Engineering sells flex pipes and an exhaust shop will cut the old one out and weld in a new one...
When it comes to exhaust problems, a muffler shop is cheap and effective at fixing it. Here's how I suggest you find a good muffler shop: Go to an auto/performance shop that has nothing to do with welding exhausts and ask them where they have their exhaust work done.
good job lol going my way lol but its temporary i hope
i know the stuff lasts 4 ever but i personally wouldnt just leave it like that
thx man, this stuff worked really well, i patched up the leak, there is no smoke anymore, and the engine sounds a WHOLE lot better
but there is still noise coming from what seems like the valves. I'm thinking maybe my exhaust valves wore out because the leak was there for a long time. How can i check if my exhaust valves are okay?
I am about to purchase a new flex pipe for a similar reason. The weld just before the mesh area completely broke twice ( I had it rewelded once). Mostly my fault. I am able to get a new piece of pipe and necessary gaskets for about $140 (Bosal). The dealer wants $280.
Removing it may be a challenge though since exhaust bolts have a greater tendancy to seize up. I purchased some anti-seize aerosal foaming stuff from the dealer just in case. I can't wait to see how it works.
I think you're confusing us with little bitches that drive Hondas with their fart can exhaust and ugly aluminum wings and gay blue lights everywhere. They give import owners a bad rap because they invariably drive like morons.