Advice required on exhaust
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Advice required on exhaust
Bad news, was rear ended 2 weeks ago, not a major impact but cracked my bumper and damaged the exhausts. I was in sports mode at the time and afterwards I noticed the sports mode isn't working (no loud noise) and I'm down on power aswell. Going into the garage tomorrow for assessment all being paid for by the other parties insurance. Want to make sure everything is fixed properly, what items should I insist are completely replaced and not just fixed or patched up.What sort of diagnostics should be run by the garage to diagnose any problems.
If there is no noise then your actuators (bits hat operate the flaps in the exhaust) sound like they are broke. They run off the same vacuum system as in your engine so if one section is broke the ECU's will turn the wick down hence why you feel down on power as well.
Best to have the complete back boxes including tips and actuators replaced.
Best to have the complete back boxes including tips and actuators replaced.
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And we wonder why our insurance premiums are going up...........jonathonturner wrote:full new system paid for by the perpertrator...accept nothing less.
"It will never have enough power until I can spin the wheels at the end of the straightaway in high gear."
Mark Donohue on the 1,580bhp Porsche 917-30
Mark Donohue on the 1,580bhp Porsche 917-30
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Reason why premiums are going up is because people aren't looking where they are going on the road and crashing into the back of people!!Nib wrote:And we wonder why our insurance premiums are going up...........jonathonturner wrote:full new system paid for by the perpertrator...accept nothing less.

Cut the boxes and welded. They come as a back box / actuator / tip complete assembly but I suspect you would be cheaper to find an exhaust fabricator and get them to weld the actuator tip assembly on to one of their back boxes and attach this to the exhaust pipes or get a cat back system.
Both would probably be roughtly the same if not cheaper than buying OEM back boxes.
Both would probably be roughtly the same if not cheaper than buying OEM back boxes.
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