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I appreciate your honesty and thorough explanation.

Thanks for making this. Exactly what I needed to see. I have ordered two different sizes as I think I need to go over the outside of the cuts. But I will find out soon.

thank you for making this. I have the parts and now I have instructions from your video! you may have saved me $500.00!

Excellent job! Very helpful! Especially since my needs to be done.

There's actually a couple of things wrong with this that I think your viewers should know. First of all, your flexi pipe is the wrong size. It should be wider so it fits on the 'outside' of the original pipe, not the inside. By fitting a smaller pipe inside the original pipe you are reducing the diameter of the exhaust at that point and restricting airflow. This will lower the efficiency of the exhaust. Second, it is not possible to clamp a solid pipe to a solid pipe in the manner you are attempting. The pipe will not compress unless two slots are cut into it on opposing sides first. And third, as I already mentioned in a previous comment, the correct way to do this is to weld it. I speak as a retired motor mechanic.

Really nice job and video. I need to do this for a 2008 Elantra. There isn't nearly as much residual piping toward the exhaust side on the Elantra, so I'll have to be extra careful with the cut. The trickiest step is finding the right size flex pipe to use, as well as the clamps. But thanks to you, I think I have found the confidence to give it a shot.

Clamps work just fine if used correctly, must have slits in outer pipe though

Thanks for the video dude!👍🏽

Clean and great video appreciations for sharing with us this demonstration 🇩🇰🙏👍just for information Mr Maxzamos he's right😂

Good work tomorrow I'm going to work same in my car thanks

Great video, I have to change mine also. I got flex pipe and the brackets from auto zone, but I didn't get the sealing paste, I am going to get it after I saw your video. Thank you for the great video

Wow thanks

Clamp nuts shouldn't be facing down, they should be facing side or up. Thanks for the video

Go Dad! 👍😁

How well has that repair held up? Ive always seen them welded on so there is no leaks from the flex pipe

I think you’ve done a worthy repair job that will last however, the two heat shields seem to be missing. Removing them to gain access to the cutting points adds a lot more effort especially when the fastening hardware is severely rusted.

FYI Sawz-ALL. Well done.

Hi its amazing, I am driving vw Jetta Mk4 1.6 I have a problem with mine so please please 🥺 where to get that pipe I have a problem finding it on this side

The flex pipe I put on last summer already failed. The woven part looks fine but it's blowing exhaust out and sounds like shh. I'm on the fence about taking it to the muffler shop or cutting it out and trying again. 🤷‍♂️

Would ramps be safe enough to use to hold the car up?

Hey Michael Borders, good job on the repair. But I am wondering if you could tell where you got the theme music for the video??? Thanks much, cheers. :)

the clamp next to engine is doing sweet fa , not clamping nothing

Im trying to do this to my avalon 2007 ...how is it holding?

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thats why pops are there

What happen if you fix the wrong exhaust flex pipe. I fix another flex pipe for my car and after furl consumption is very high now. What is the cause. Tho no leakage anywhere

Thanks for the video , good info

"Sahzah" lmaoooooo

Aww come you could have at least mig welded it with a fluxcore welder hell I'm welding mine was trying to see if flex pipe issues are common

Wen my exhaust flex pipe is big than the original exhaust flex pipe, is there any problem

very good

Personally I would of sanded out the rust as best as i could to make sure the putting sticks well to the metal.

I'm about to attempt this on our 2016 Traverse, 🙏 for me. I'll post the results. Thanks Michael Borders

It's good explanation.. but .. .7:22 - 7:23 - watch closely front connection and you can see it does not hold properly ...

How’s it holding up after 1 year?

Borrow a welder and weld them together with flux core !

You lost me at sawzaw lol good video tho brother.

The biggest question on oldest does J-B weld stink I believe it stinks to the point to where you won't stand the smell of your car is that true thank you please respond as soon as possible so I can make sure that I'm not going to smell to death?

How do I know what size I need. I drive a 2003 toyota camry?

Its Called a Saws All...

This wouldn’t pass state inspection in Missouri. I did something similar in the past and was required to get it welded. The whole front pipe including cat can be had from rock auto for maybe $150. I hammer out the catalyst before installing because the el cheap-o catalyst material came loose and rattled around once. I’ve had two of these camrys in the past and still have one. Amazing cars.

SawzALL

Clamp is not on front pipe ......

looks good but i know it will leak you should have used the pipe adaptors , and the smell of burning jb weld sinks not a very good job , just being real .

0:47 WHAT!?! I CANT HEAR YOU!

It should be welded.

You did it wrong mate pipe is to fit over other pipe not in side

This is a spoof, right? What do you think the front clamp is actually clamping?? Do you really think the rear clamp can compress a solid exhaust pipe onto a soft repair pipe?😂😂😂😂😂😂. I'm gonna watch your other vids, hope they are as hilarious as this one.

Why do you talk to us like we are children?