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How To Install Replace Noisy Loud Exhaust Muffler Tailpipe Subaru Legacy Outback 96-99 1AAuto.com
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If the pipe isn’t really rusty and is in pretty decent shape you might be
able to move it back into place. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
It’s an exhaust pipe gasket. You local auto parts store of the dealer
should have one for you.
stock subaru nuts are 14mm but i think 9/16 is real close in size.
It looked like someone had used high temp RTV silicone gasket maker in
place of a metal gasket originally.
do this work for 2001 subaru forester, too. or will need different pipe and
muffler.
It’s so annoying to think that I am about to part with nearly $300. to have
this very thing done at a local pep boys, simply because I don’t have the
means to get my car onto a lift or ramps. The part only costs about $90.
Ugh!
Would of helped to hear it before and after the installation.
Looks easy, thanks mate.
I used to use WD40 until I started using PB Blaster, thats some great stuff!
@Filmaker25 saamme!!!
The PB Blaster penetrating oil worls fairly well.
Great inspiration, M. Trovato – I always find getting the bolts, etc. out
the HARDEST part… plus needing a tool that can reach in some places.
That’s what stops me … I’m an another supposedly not
good job mate
Yes because it helps to seal the pipe together and guard against any
leakes.
This is good , but I can’t find for the life of me where the exhaust noise
is coming from on my car LOL
what was the oil that you spray? i am tring to remove my muffler and the
nuts are very tight.
Great job ! I have to do the same thing to my 96 Nissan Maxima
I just replaced my exhaust pipe and muffler on my 99 Outback by myself. I
backed onto ramps and blocked the front tires. The hardest part was
removing the old bolts,which took a few hours over two days. Once that was
done, the installation was quite easy. Truly, I wouldn’t have had the
confidence to try this repair myself without seeing this video. I saved
quite a bit of money and I feel like a bit of a badass (being female &
supposedly not gender-attuned to mechanical repairs.) Thanks!
cool
You’re welcome. Have a great day. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
What is that type of gasket called? I have a 96 accord which has the same
type of gasket but I cannot find it anywhere. 🙁
You could use some of the techniques shown in this video and apply them to
your 2001 Forester.
hey friend… nice vid. Great effort. However i have a question. If i want
to have a nice bassy sound from my exhaust… do i have to replace the
entire exhaust system or i can simply change the muffler to an aftermarket
one.???
Nice job, Mike. Say, what kind of vehicle lift is that? Do you have any
thoughts about the best lift for auto repair? I would love to do auto
repairs standing up, ha ha.
is the gasket a essential?
You said “penetrating oil”…..uuhuhhhuuuhuhuhuh!!!!!
Good video for noobs, but this is pretty easy stuff. 🙂
If you have a jack and some jack stands you cold also do this repair in
your driveway.