Exhaust rubbers, where to buy?
Exhaust rubbers, where to buy?
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Marian

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1,860 posts

243 months

Monday 16th March 2009
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As title my drivers side exhaust continually falls down and scrapes the ground under acceleration due to (I think) a stretched rubber. Does anyone know where I can buy these?

Regards.

TT Tim

4,168 posts

277 months

Monday 16th March 2009
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Your local exhaust fitters may be the best bet, a beer token or two and a chat with a chap in the fitting bay normally does the job. biggrin

Tim

Nefarious

989 posts

295 months

Monday 16th March 2009
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They're Ford ones. Granada, if memory serves.
£1.50 from your local factors, or as Tim says, free if you're friendly with your local KwikFit.

Marian

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1,860 posts

243 months

Monday 16th March 2009
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I actually went to a local place last week and they said it needed new clamps etc, so got them changed and 2 days later the exhaust was trailing the ground againfrown Have had a quick look and a wiggle myself and managed to get it up laugh but it looks like the rubber is stretched and needing replaced, will I need to know which year or model of Granada?

Many thanks

Brummmie

5,284 posts

251 months

Monday 16th March 2009
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When you have fitted them, put a burly cable tie around them to aid support. Last much longer!

Nefarious

989 posts

295 months

Monday 16th March 2009
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Can't remember what year, but look in their book for one that looks like this:

I think they were used on all sorts of Fords from early Fiestas to Transits.

Edited by Nefarious on Monday 16th March 11:54

Marian

Original Poster:

1,860 posts

243 months

Monday 16th March 2009
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Thanks guyssmile Where else would you get this level of service?

Allandwf

1,773 posts

225 months

Monday 16th March 2009
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I find the rear anti roll bar stops mine hitting the ground ! took me ages to track down the rattle . rolleyes

SimonKD

1,387 posts

261 months

Monday 16th March 2009
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Brummmie said:
When you have fitted them, put a burly cable tie around them to aid support. Last much longer!
I use a stainless steel jubilee clips around each of mine. never changed the rubbers since fitting them also much easier to get both exhaust tailpipes to your required height and level with each other. One of my pet hates tailpipes not level. smile

Regards
Simon

Edited by SimonKD on Monday 16th March 18:33