3 Ways to Connect Exhaust Pipes Without Welding 

As a professional auto technician for 18 years I say he’s giving good advise just don’t use the band clamps with hi temp sealer. It does work but when you go to change say a muffler later on it can be a pain. Just use right sizes and you’ll be ok. Oh and never use that corrugated type flex pipe just use the braided style or simply have an exhaust guy do it or replace the section with those bends. Thanks Op! I’ll send this link to my brother to better explain what I told him earlier. Tho I always end up fixing my family’s cars by myself anyways so I’ll prob end up doing his too! Worth a shot tho.. lol.

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Thank you so much for the information vary helpful

Thank you so much! This gave me the options to tackle my problem. I have a 2008 jeep wrangler. About 4 inches had to be sawed off at the hanger to drop the catalytic converters (they were clogged). Now the aftermarket catalytic converter tube doesn't quite match the height even though they're the same 2". I'm going to go down there and look at it again with this information. See if maybe I can have one of the braided pipes connect both with a couple of clamps and copper rtv.

great video, thanks!

Muffler shop cost $180/hr, or fraction thereof, so 10 min. =$180. So I used a tomato can, some JB, 2 Clamps. So far 5 months later...🚙 ... Still working...

Thanks for sharing. One quick correction about the braids; they are really intended to isolate vibration and allow flexation between sections more than they are to overcome turns and offsets

Very cool…Thanx.😎

Are there silicone sleeves you can buy to combine with the band clamps instead of using high temp sealant?

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Great video thank you

Thanks for the informative video 🎉

Rustoleum Red Primer is great to kill rust and galvanize rusted exhaust pipes and auto parts; do not even need to clean or sand it! You can go over the outside at later time as needed! :)

i have a 92 f150 the cats are rattling so i want to cut it off would the braided pipe work

What abt my situation using clamps for my mufflers if i did that i have no exhaust hangers so would my mufflers hang the original mufflers had hangers if so how would i fix it

I was stressing about having to get a welder or get my exhaust welded by someone. I like this idea better for now. 😅

Braided with the c clamps?

Great Video!! just one clarification: O.D. = Outer Diameter I.D.=Inner Diameter

I'm going to change my muffler the pipes on my truck are 3in My muffler is 2.5 in out Is it okay if I install it with adapter on each side? With clamps.

Thanks , I liked and subscribed. My 98 subaru exhaust flange (between the cats) rusted to almost nothing and is separated. I'm liking these solutions. Welding looked like a non-starter, I'm not in a place where that' s affordable (montreal, canada) But I have a floor jack and a sawzall. If i cut out the flange, nice and square, I should be able to throw on a band clamp, and at least have the vehicle sort of driveable. It's tough with old cars. I'm trying to replace this one, but stuff is suddenly going wrong quicker than I can keep up. I got no parking space...

Been tryna find the stuff the dude who had the car prior used. It's a soft metal, not flex pipe, and it's nowhere near as thick as the exhaust pipe is but lasted until I cut it tryna make it fit my car. What exhaust pipe or round steel is soft enough to be clamped? That's what I'm looking for. Size I know by heart already.

OD = outer diameter** ID = inner diameter**

Thank you. I'm missing about 4 in of pipe under my truck and they priced it at $1,000$

with the exhaust clamp, where do you get that flexible yellow piece to mate them together, as you dont just use an exhaust clamp with 2 pipes of the exact same size.

How can I connect an exhaust without a garage that will put me to sleep?

Very informative video mate 👌 So if the outer diameter of one pipe is 2 inches, the connecting pipe will need to have a inner diameter of 2 inches? Or will the inner diameter need to be slightly bigger than 2 inches?

When the pipes have E.D clamps or welding can’t get the job done.

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