Volkswagen Beetle Muffler Replacement.
Volkswagen Beetle Muffler Replacement
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Richpin you’re the man..your videos are well narrated and easy to
comprehend..thanks for saving us $$..๏ปฟ
What side does the heat riser tube go on and how does it attach?๏ปฟ
@hp11208 No he stop driving the beetles a long time ago
@farmboy30117 Aw come on give it try…..lol
so at 19:20 the heater box part doesnt have to slip inside the riser holder
and then tighten clamp? does it get a good seal by just clamping the small
gap? just wondering because i cant quite get it inside either but it looks
like it should!
That was awesome! Now come over to my house and change my muffler please! :
)
@richpin06a Totally off subject but on the 98 saturn sl1 im getting this
clicking/ticking noise as i accelerate from a stop, and sometimes it sounds
like its coming from undernieth the car(muffler/cat), and then sometime i
think under the hood(hopefully not) I think its under the car butbeing that
ur the master at these cars any ideas? Must i use premiun gas instead of
regular? I have 193,000miles on this baby.
@Summercatxo What’s in it for me.
@numberdevil1 Now the neighbors love you.
great video!!!
Is that the Herbie the Love Bug car? I used to love those movies as a
kid… ahhh the memories ….
@CarAndTruckTalk Yes i believe Herbie was a 1963
great video! I’ve never worked on a VW before and after seeing this, I
don’t think I want to! LOL
Good vid. How does heat get into the passenger compartment? Does the engine
cooling fan blows air around the muffler and into the pass compartment? If
so, what if the muffler has a hole rusted thru it? The exhaust gases will
go the passengers too.
Ok let’s pinpoint this a little closer.Do you hear the clicking noise when
the car is parked and engine running.
Great Sruff, Thanks for your Time and Sharing. Cheers.
rich is this ur dads car
Just wanted to say a big THANK YOU taking the time to make this video!!!
Fitted my new exhaust system yesterday. Your helpful video was so
intuitive, clear and full of helpful tips. I took my iPad into the garage,
would watch a few minutes and then copy what you did. Not only have you
saved me lots of money but more importantly, I achieved something for
myself. Iโve really enjoyed working on my 1967 Beetle and canโt wait to do
the next project. Thanks again ๐
i really appreciate this video but quick question i have a 1972 vw beetle
and my grandfather has some partsfor a 1974 and i need a new muffler could
i use the 1974 muffler for my 1972?
No the heater box does not go inside the small exchanger there is a gap and
the band clamp fills that gap.
Way to go VW. You made cars incredibly hard to work on 30 years before
anyone else. At least the cars were terrible in the winter.
The 1974 California muffler was made for the EGR system non 74 cal.
mufflers were the same as 72.
@spelunkerd After the first hundred you do not even notice.
@michaelovitch No i am not being sarcastic i think it is very good idea
have a before and after.
@rich52490 speedaire quality stuff bought it new in 1978 and i have worked
it hard over the years without a major problem just reed valves.
@richpin at 8.03 13mm carburettor wrench – interesting way of modifying
your own tool. I’d like to know, if I was to do this, how much heat, whats
the best way to do this
The EGR is right at the base of the carburetor in plain site if you have
one.
@richpin06a another beetle to work on! ๐
Great video! Thanks to your work here, I was able to remove the old muffler
off my 72 standard, and replace it with a new one!! I didn’t even panic
when the bolt broke off, right where you said it might! I was able to hear
Jack “fweem” for the first time!!! ๐ Keep up the great work! numberdevil1
What is your opinion on EMPI GT 2 Exhaust Mufflers ? Do they fit easily ?
Can they be fitted to the original heater boxes ? Or would i need J Pipes.
theres a classic
@beefystik I enjoyed working on them over the years i have a 1956 of my own.
I love the old beetle.
Awesome video, thank you Rich for taking the time to make these videos to
show us all. I love just watching them so if I ever run into jobs like
this, I’ll know the RIGHT way to do it before I even see the vehicle!
cheers! ๐
Nice vid, what kind of air compressor do you use?
@richpin06a No offense ,but, is it sarcastic ?
Very interesting. As usual. May i suggest you to let us hear the sound of
the engine at the ends of your vids. we can have an idea of the difference
before repair, after repair and it ‘s a bit more exiting : )