I had a similar issue... but on the other end we've it connects to the catalytic converter. Where did you go find a junk piece to use as a replacement?
Mine's toasted too :), but hey why didn't you at least put a new gasket between those two flanges? I am thinking of welding that piece you have to my old flange and using one clamp only.
Could you just leave it 2 ,to 3 inches longer, then expand the down pipe ...then, add paste sealant and drive the junkyard piece inside the other pipe. Now, add a band or u bracket?
There are some good techniques in this video, thank you very much!
I have an 05 Vibe, about to do this job this weekend.
Awesome video with great instructions, thank you for sharing this video.
Great video. What kind of clamps are you using?
Thanjs for this video I think I got the same problem. Is the pipe hanging a bit though? Shouldn't it be held up a little higher after the repair?
That’s the height my exhaust was before the flange broke but it’s possible the hangers are getting old
@@Maromitch u da man
I had a similar issue... but on the other end we've it connects to the catalytic converter.
Where did you go find a junk piece to use as a replacement?
Your local junkyard should have them intact and you just need to cut it off
@@Maromitch I'm going to sound really dumb... but how do I find a local junk yard to see if they even have my car?
Would it be possible to just cut the flange off the muffler and use a flex pipe?
Mine's toasted too :), but hey why didn't you at least put a new gasket between those two flanges? I am thinking of welding that piece you have to my old flange and using one clamp only.
I had to fight with it putting the gasket in. So I did end up putting a gasket in off camera but great eye catching that
Could you just leave it 2 ,to 3 inches longer, then expand the down pipe ...then, add paste sealant and drive the junkyard piece inside the other pipe. Now, add a band or u bracket?
same exact problem on my 2006 matrix.
Very common on them I’ve found. Almost a guarantee
From where u buy that connector
Any auto parts store that sells exhaust pieces should have then