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*sara*

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Registered: 25th Feb 07
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18th Apr 07 at 08:20

I know that it is a common problem for my exhaust to rattle off the back axle - any quick fixes or ways to prevent this - all help VERY welcome, the exhaust does my nut in!

taylorboosh

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18th Apr 07 at 08:26

put some foam or heat wrap round the axle

marklawton

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Location: Pensby, Wirral Drives:Golf mk4 GTI
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18th Apr 07 at 08:41

turn the u clamp around?

taylorboosh

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18th Apr 07 at 08:47

quote:
Originally posted by marklawton
turn the u clamp around?

wish i though off that

joes_1.4_16v_sport

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18th Apr 07 at 10:54

mines doing this.....

think a rubber might of come off since i fixed my decat

hmmmmm

ill have a look c 2nite, can u not just cable tie it up // or is there no where to tie it to?

deano87

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18th Apr 07 at 10:58

Take it to a exhaust place. They can either move it back or forward - that's what happened with mine.

marklawton

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18th Apr 07 at 12:14

quote:
Originally posted by joes_1.4_16v_sport
mines doing this.....

think a rubber might of come off since i fixed my decat

hmmmmm

ill have a look c 2nite, can u not just cable tie it up // or is there no where to tie it to?

cable ties are plastic so will melt from the heat

joes_1.4_16v_sport

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18th Apr 07 at 14:14

i realized that then reading my own post....

crap

oh well... the exhaust going over the axle is the crappest design ever

*sara*

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18th Apr 07 at 15:01

quote:
Originally posted by marklawton

quote:
Originally posted by joes_1.4_16v_sport
mines doing this.....

think a rubber might of come off since i fixed my decat

hmmmmm

ill have a look c 2nite, can u not just cable tie it up // or is there no where to tie it to?

cable ties are plastic so will melt from the heat

Yeh been there done that, tried everything inc. different shaped rubbers for it etc.

Will see what I can do with all this advice. Cheers

gsirick

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18th Apr 07 at 15:12

try turning the backbox and the centre section. my backbox did that and i just turned the centre section slightly and it lifted the backbox up.

johnhara1

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Registered: 19th Oct 06
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18th Apr 07 at 15:36

quote:
Originally posted by gsirick
try turning the backbox and the centre section. my backbox did that and i just turned the centre section slightly and it lifted the backbox up.

What this lad said!

Also if have a large bore exhaust (like i did on the XE corsa) i took the rubbers off the centre section and pushed the exhaust up a touch securing it with cable ties. Theres plenty of space betwen the brackets and the exhaust so NO THEY DONT MELT!

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