Damaged Exhaust - Advice Needed
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I bought a rear silencer new from an online seller and it arrived with damage from transport, a nasty looking dent. Can i expect this to affect the car much? Nothing is rattling inside (yet). I've been offered a replacement (hassle) or I can make the seller am offer for a some money off. Im not sure how much to ask off. What would you do?

ETA: Mobile site didn't put the title in... UGH.

ETA: Mobile site didn't put the title in... UGH.
Edited by MSTRBKR on Monday 14th May 13:33
Cupramax said:
Engage brain before pressing the "Submit" button... Put a title on your thread, you might get some replies then 
Mobile site took a s
t again. Remaking thread...Can't delete threads can we? Balls.
Mods can I please have the title 'Damaged Exhaust - Advice Needed'? Thank you.
Don't bother re-making the thread, I'm sure a mod will update the title for you.
With regards to the silencer, I sincerly doubt that the damage would make it not function as was/is intended. If it were me, I'd stick it on the car and if the seller offered some form of discount I'd accept.
With regards to the silencer, I sincerly doubt that the damage would make it not function as was/is intended. If it were me, I'd stick it on the car and if the seller offered some form of discount I'd accept.
Robatr0n said:
With regards to the silencer, I sincerly doubt that the damage would make it not function as was/is intended. If it were me, I'd stick it on the car and if the seller offered some form of discount I'd accept.
I was leaning this way but was after some opinions on whether that damage is bad enough to affect the car. I need to make an offer on the discount as well, and I don't want to take the mick with a low ball. Initially I thought a 3rd off.MSTRBKR said:
Robatr0n said:
With regards to the silencer, I sincerly doubt that the damage would make it not function as was/is intended. If it were me, I'd stick it on the car and if the seller offered some form of discount I'd accept.
I was leaning this way but was after some opinions on whether that damage is bad enough to affect the car. I need to make an offer on the discount as well, and I don't want to take the mick with a low ball. Initially I thought a 3rd off.Truth be known I'd just send it back and get a replacement. Easier all round.
LuS1fer said:
Check it fits too. I paid £37 for a silencer from a local motor factor and it was so bad, it was laughable and fell off so I paid £40 for a stainless silencer delete pipe to be welded in instead. I binned the crappo one - lesson learnt.
The one i have at the moment is a crap auto factor one which is too loud. This is a genuine renault one as it had out of the factory so it definitely fits!Edited by MSTRBKR on Monday 14th May 14:10
Krikkit said:
I think that's probably a bit much. How much was it? I'd be looking for 10-15%, depending on valuve, as long as once fitted it doesn't rattle or anything - they're made to withstand quite a lot of punishment, I doubt that'll do any harm.
Truth be known I'd just send it back and get a replacement. Easier all round.
The way Im looking at it is yes its made to withstand some punishment but what if the same area gets another big hit? The life of it is already reduced and it is not a small dent by any means. It was £94. Its a tough one.Truth be known I'd just send it back and get a replacement. Easier all round.
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