Assistant professor of Auto Techmology at Community College of Philadelphia, Dan Reed, shows how to replace your exhaust system. Introduced by Community Coll…
Community College of Philadelphia Car Corner: Replacing the Exhaust System
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Great vid one thing though that bothered me, pure oxygen is not flammable
it is a great accelerant but it will not light without a fuel in this case
acetylene. you can take a lighter to a torch rig like with just the oxygen
bottle cracked and it wont light ,
Thank you Dan! This is helpful, and I like the out takes at the end 🙂
I’ve been helping a friend (His name is Torleif, a Norwegian name) with his
2001 Dodge Grand Caravan. We’re going to replace the exhaust, everything
after the catalytic converter.
You mentioned using ** sealer ** on the pipes. That is new to me. I’ll do a
search.
We don’t have a car hoist or air tools; just jacks and jack stands. I’m
okay with sliding under the Caravan and cutting the old pipes with a
hacksaw or a cutting wheel. I like the vehicle to be as quiet as possible.
So we’re going to buy the quietest muffler we can find. To each his own.
A happy Thanksgiving to you and your family :)
very nice video, true education. What would you do if the CAT had an
integrated flange that is not mating well with the new one (from new
muffler). It is leaking there and I don’t know what to do. Thanks
Great Video thanks!!!!
Sorry for the delay, they don’t tell me when there is a question…
Generally, you can file the area smooth on the cat.. that helps, sometimes
the flange warps… Is there a seal or gasket missing?
The chrome sockets will also get stuck on the impact gun. Don’t ask how I
know that.
That porno music…
Great video.