muffler pipe

A truck's muffler will gradually corrode due to exposure to the soot of exhaust gas and the elements. A muffler pipe is convenient for repairing a partially corroded muffler.

Muffler pipe is effective for muffler repair

If the corrosion of the muffler progresses, there is a risk of exhaust leaks, abnormal noises, and falling off due to holes. The noise of the muffler makes people around you feel uncomfortable.

Also, if you continue to use a corroded muffler, the fuel efficiency may deteriorate, and it will not pass the vehicle inspection. Corroded mufflers should therefore be repaired as soon as possible.

Repair method with muffler pipe

Small holes can be repaired by filling with putty or applying aluminum tape, but large holes that are corroded by rust need to be repaired with a muffler pipe.

Repairs with muffler pipes involve welding, so ask a specialist to do it.

When repairing with a muffler pipe, first remove the corroded muffler and cut the holed part. After that, cut the muffler pipe to the required length and connect it to the existing muffler with welding or joint materials. Before re-installing the muffler that has been processed, please check again whether there is any concern about exhaust leaks or whether there are any welding defects.

Yamada Body Works has a total of 6 types of repair muffler pipes from φ50.8 to φ101.6. Compatible with most truck mufflers from small to large vehicles. When repairing, first measure the diameter of the currently attached muffler before choosing.

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