Repair an Exhaust Leak in Under Five Minutes 4K
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
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just use a proper exhaust clamp and snug it tight with a ratchet... a hose clamp is virtually useless here as it cant compress the pipes together
this is a joke....right
no
lol
Good job I had the same problem but after watching your video I fixed my muffler the same way you did it is been one day so far so good
yea thanks for watching
give this guy a break. if you're a car guy and had this problem when you were young and broke--leaky pipe after working on it with friend's harbor freight mig that can't penetrate for crap... you may find yourself in a similar situation.
having said that, what i would have done if i only had couple bucks to fix it after being through my broke car years is to split open an aluminum beer can with a snip, silicon the inside of the can, and use that as the wrap with 2 hose clamps locking it in from either side. or you can use exhaust pipe cement.
keep at it man. you'll get better. we're all learning!!
Thanks, yea I did a low cost way of repair
Legend has it he has been holding that clamp
Not after the method was infused
Ya that hose clamp was doing absolutely nothing even after it dryed lmao wth was the purpose of putting that on if you couldnt tighten it ?
tiger wrap done correctly is only like $7 and lasts...this may work on some leaks for a while,but i highly doubt it will hold up for long especially on leaks near the motor...
well everything has been fine so far
@@Derec mainly because your issue was far away enough from the exhaust manafold. ...I actually recently fixed exhaust and tried everything including what you used..ended up just welding it which I should have done first..wasted a lot of time with wraps and various clamps...nothing beats a good weld imo...
by the way in the cap is a little cutter to open tube, flip cap press and turn. this repair will NOT pass inspection in the UK!
depends on how well you can seal the exhaust with this method
@@Derec I will maintain, This will NOT pass inspection in the UK!!! oh and i have only one word..... fail!
cant beleive that you uploaded a video that you failed with, so how can you tell me that it depends how good you do it! what a twat american that is NEVER wrong! so go on lad what do they say... oh yea... GOOD JOB! Wanker. If you brought your motor to my garage i would make sure that you had to pay for a brand new exhaust because i dont like people like you FAIL FAIL FAIL
I'm about to try this except with some kind of sheet metal, like a steel can. Permatex-metal- clamps
I am glad I could help
Follow up: it was coming from a stripped bolt, long story. I used the clamps to hold the bolt on and some red rtv silicone to seal it. Haven''t had any issues. Super cheap ghetto repair that works or pay a welder which will be expensive
I was going to use gum and toothpicks until I watched this. But the loose clamp ..man that's ingenious..I'm not even going to use gum now, also my clamps to big I'll just undo it and get a 1 1/4 wrap.
Wtf.
yea I should of got a bigger clamp
I had the same problem with small exhaust leaks..I brushed onto fiberglass sheetrock perforated tape a thick coat of Furnace cement. ( 6.00$ at hardware store).the cement is rated at 2,000^, the temp of flowing Lava.. That was 6 months ago, NOT one crack in cement and still holding strong.. I've also did the same instead of replacing a Donut, wrapped over and around the flange..its VERRY easy to wrap around anything..Try it, hasnt failed me yet.! don't forget the cheap gloves..total time to fix both leaks, 10 mins..
thanks!
gary king good idea. where did you get that gray stuff that hardens.
i used high temp. furnace cement...any hardware store will have it..it hardens like epoxy but a lot easier to work with..
gary king ,.
Great idea, thank you! I plan to put on a thick layer of the furnace cement, and wrap up with a piece of steel (used food can) and clamps. Please advise how you get the cement cured? need some days before driving?
I tried something similar, copper gasket maker wrapped with tin can by clamps, failed. Will do it again using furnace cement instead, as gary king suggested, but doubt if the cement will hold up for long as exhaust shakes a lot.
well its being holding great for now
It depends on the car. I tried everything on my Range Rover and that morning start, shakes all that metal steel, Jb weld, gasket makers off the pipe easily. The best way is to weld it or visit muffler shop.
Super duper wide clamps paired with the tutorial method
It's a high temp gasket maker. Ultra copper works better. But what makes this work is the clamp, a tbolt clamp would work better as it has more surface area so more of the rtv can seal.
For the haters: I've seen an NSX use this stuff as turbo to manifold gasket, worked just fine.
I will look into the copper, well said thanks
Because an NSX driver used this method its the best way to go about it. Ok thanks! No not thanks. If it method works then great, but its not the most efficient or even easiest way. They have a product called fiber fix. If you were gonna half ass a job then fiber fix heat wrap would be a better choice imo. That product being used in this video was most likely intended to create a seal and act as a gasket. You pretty much just took that product and created a heat wrap. To any other viewers with this issue buy a heat wrap fiber fix
Riley RR, right...You do know, that same said NSX, is now sitting in a junkyard. Thanks, for playing, though.
They have exhaust clamps that are stronger than a hose clamp
yes but will have to be custom ordered
Gasket maker only last a week lol... dont ask me how I know.... let's just say I tried it twice already & use 2 clamps & a sheet if metal over it lol
its been holding up for me
Good job The next repair use the bosal repair paste, and run engine just 10 minute!!! :):):)Perfect ! learned all this from the wonderful team of manyautosltd.com they are really supportive and guide you if you need any help
@@Derec glad to hear
Fiber fix heat wrap if you cant get it welded for whatever reason. Stood up just as well for me. Easy to use and if you wear gloves there really is no mess. Give it a try before this method. You guys wont regret it lol
yes I have seen that for sale at the auto store, I got to try it
Upshift Z71 yessir, definitely worth a try!
Very nice.. something new for me..
thanks
My restrictions was a part of my pipe, should I try to knock it off or?
Increase the diameter to minimize restriction
Or...hear me out... just dont buy CRAP and get it welded
Problem is 99% of the times the surface is'nt clean and the location of the crack or cracks are of the nastier kind (or juuust at the end of a catalyst that costs more than the car to replace).
I was lucky that the culprit was after the muffler
hold the clamp in place until it dries....one hour for dry time, 24 for cure
thank you for the clarification
I used a bandaid and then doubled up with duck tape... the melted plastic smell went away after awhile.
Whatever floats your boat I guess
how did the silicone hold up
still holding great after a Pennsylvania winter
Do you have to hold it the whole time?
Yes even while driving
Atleast you got your hands dirty. We do that in the jungle because we are broke, only surprised to see someone doing the same in the first world!🤔
a lot of people in the backwoods do the same thing
How did you find the leak?
Condensation of water dripping from the exhaust pipe
For real tho buddy that's not gonna work for very long!!!
Had you used some furnace cement you'd be in good shape!!!
still works great for me
@@Derec that's great to know
Where can I find some of this sealant ?
Wouldn't you at least want permatex copper for high heat? Red Rtv isn't rated for extreme heat unlike other sealants from the brand with alloy deposits.
may do the job better
ya, what purpose does clamp have, I got a welder, bring it to me, I'll weld the heck out of it for ya
clamp allowed me to squish the paste into the leak
Do mine too!!!!
Btw I went from exaust pipe to galvanize
They just dont mesh with a weld
I used some scotch tape and a condom and it leaked!!!
Damn condoms!!!
exhaust band clamp would have been better and about the same money you spent on something not made for that job.
this was just a cheap and easy, everything found at walmart
lol, i just find out now, the red gasket maker can hold pressure that much on the exhaust system..............., hihihi..........
was done originally
Fuck everyone commenting on here man, keep on keepin on, this shit works, if you guys got a better way make a video
thanks man!
TheLastSpartan04 Exactly
Better off wrap pipe with (shiny 😃) metal comes with bolts Its a kit cost $15
yes but check out how the new content shows it holding
that wont work
yes it will
@@Derec :)
more tags than views almost lok
just trying to help
just trying to get views
Trixrabbit1616
Does pritt stick work?
if you find the high heat version
How about welding instead! Lol
Trickles the rust
wtf did I just watch
master tutorial
Upshift Z71 fair enough
Upshift Z71 still holding up?
How long did it hold? I know this is about 2 1/2 years later
well the bad weld is starting to rust but I am still running the same setup
Patching, not repairing. I tried it all to avoid actually fixing my exhaust - none of it lasts very long. Don't waste your time half-assing it. Fix it properly. If you have to replace - then replace. Don't patch.
Depends on how often you drive the vehicle in harsh elements
Yeah this is not a use for RTV. Wrong product, have fun cleaning that lol
rolling around town with the same setting
OMG! DO NOT DO THIS!!!!
just adding some longevity
lol lol lol lol lol i had to give it a thumbs up
yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
don't quit your day job
check out the new content instead please
so messy looks like a peanut butter sandwich
well it is still manages to hold to this day
Wat da phó 😲
a low price fix?
Are you kidding me? This has to be a joke ! Anyone with a brain would spend the money on a shop to put a weld on it instead of buying a clamp and sealant !!!! LMAO
every penny counts
The fail is strong
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Please tell me this was a joke? This is Not the way to repair an exhaust leak. You seriously have some maturing to do in life. SMH
Mustard Man so true the best way is to weld it ha@aaaaaaa
welding was done originally
re weld it then who welded it?
You can see from the other weld on the right side that someone is not a great welder! But this will last for awhile. I’d have wrapped it with a metal strip and a muffler clamp. The hose clamp will fall off soon.
yeah it will
No. Absolutely not.
yes
Don't have a car but thanks🤓😃
no problem
He didn't say it was going to work or that it was any good. Just that you could repair it in 5 minutes. Have no idea what the 4k is all about. bubble gum would have worked about the same. Guess he wanted to put his first fake video on and brag about. it.
4K screen quality and the repair is still holding to this day
😂😂😂😂
works great
This is a garbage way to fix an exhaust leak dude !
well the proof is in the pudding and works
This is wholly stupid. Why not run up to a muffler shop and have them weld it for 20 bucks in 10 minutes? Also did you go into speaking with an accent half way through the video?
That is what was done originally which led to RUST galore
@@Derec All exhaust is welded "originally". That is the proper way to do it. You are not smart.
@@Derec you’d rather have some silicone on your exhaust leak then welding it?
Just get a $20 band clamp and some aluminum foil it will last a lot longer
yes and I fixed it out
What a hack job
still holds
Upshift Z71 bull shit. post a video
my little sister said that she could tell by the way u sound that u don't know what ur doing
it was a uncomfortable laying position on the cold hard ground
This is a joke right ??
James Baker this man never jokes when it comes to fixing mufflers 🤣🤣
the real deal