Broken exhaust pipe repair (easy repair WITHOUT DISMANTLING) 

Yep, all it is is a temporary fix

and it's flammable.

When the paste hardens, drive to the dealership and buy a freaking new vehicle.

A quick fix,,,,but a slop job,,, a waste of money if you plan on keeping the vehicle!!!!

@@rustynail7866 It was a proper exhaust cement. Not flammable. The ones I've used are a silicate material. They dry to form a cement like substance.

Engine mounts that

if its a total beater then i guess its ok to do it that way.....i woulda had a guy weld a piece of pipe in there where it broke from the flex pipe to the exhaust pipe....only would been a inch or so

Ur correct cuz mine just broke due to driving by a hole and slamming down on it

​@@davidscaife4312 why?

​@@g..._anthony27engine is rocking that much

My uncle did it, lasted 99 years.

That's what i just said, what a fuckin cowboy 🙄 a thin clamp that barely fits over the crack between them under pressure is going to not last long at all, they might as well have just thrown the money they paid for the kit in the bin for what it's worth! There's no substitute for a weld join, although that's a bit overkill, or a new silencer, paste and proper clamp, these bloody cowboys with their cheap as products for stupid money are ruining qualified tradesmen's business!

@@A_Pt_9298 some cowboys know better I bet.

It's amazing what we could do with an empty campbell's soup can and a pair of hose clamps lol

@@bortz0230 damn lmao! I been there!!!

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it does look like its leaking, doesn't it?

I have wasted more than 20$ in two hours.

Knew

@@travisjones3698smart as

First time watching a do it yourself video about cars, learnt so much. so easy to follow. Like how you don't assume we have previous knowledge or know all the steps.Because I am a fan of manyautosltd.com/exhaust-repair Spot in service as always chaps, really appreciate the great and fast work in my car repair!

I think hes related to a plasterer

Ha ha ha

He's actually a drywaller.

30 miles max

LOL yeah man that shit needs to be welded together that paste is garbage

@@romanskarzhinets3128 I drove more then 30 miles using ONLY glue for basically the same issue. I will keep you updated :).

@@zachderado2755 actually there's no need for welding an exhaust, that's a terrible suggestion, all it needs is a gasket, some paste and a clamp, simple. Welding is stupid

... 2 months later and it's still hardening, Legend was correct. We'll have to wait for the next confirmation

Its absolutely not Robert 😂

My mechanic used this cheap fix. Nope didn't even last 3 days both times.

​@techtactics788 you need a new mechanic. I personally used the Holt's gun gum repairs to get my car through its MOT over 6 months ago, still no blowing whatsoever.

I had a car that did as a kid. I think that changed my entire life. Now 54 yrs old iv amased a nice collection of Audi and Jags. Gotta admit it was fun as a kid

Yeah I did the same years ago on a Ford Fiesta.

way too much movement going on. i suspect your right the engine mounts are bust.

As someone who lost a nephew to an exhaust leak, I support this message.

@@MrJohnthefarmer how you lost him?

@@solidfuel0 He fell asleep on the way back from the Santa Clause Parade. When he didn't get out of the car, Dad gave the keys to the oldest child and said start the car so he doesn't get cold. He never woke up.

@@MrJohnthefarmer :( is very peaceful way to go. my leak is after the cat under the car thankfully

No this is a person demonstrating a product that has instructions

Why exactly ? I dont get it 😅😅

Idk this whole video had me dying. As soon as he pulled out a hose clamp and some glue.

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its leaking i know

ganz7ful it’s called hill billy fixing

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@ Yup. Helps the aluminum last longer as well. I have one that's been on for over a year and still going strong.

Far better repair what you mentionthan this video showing us how to put icing on an exhaust pipe :)

You ain't working on my car.

@@bradw778 hey I'm fixing one now hope it works

Hey PM me I want to try your way

It should keep you running for the last 20 mins of any Mad Max movie

You can use a tub of Elmer's glue and 4 medium sized bouncy balls to repair engine mounts. (Easy repair WITHOUT DISMANTLING!)

No, in the next video we'll be welding up the engine 🤣🤣🤣

@@A_Pt_9298 engine is fixed to the engine mount why would you weld it.

Remember radweld? That was only a temporary fix, but they advertised it as a permanent one 🙄 but this is just disgraceful, these guys are friggin cowboys, why would anyone in their right mind put a clamp barely larger than the crack over the top and then hope that this overly priced heat activated stuff holds it? 🙄 Bonkers!

@@A_Pt_9298 it works fine warm up the car before hand and let the paste sit for 30min or longer then start her back up

Don’t do it!

Been a mechanic for 27 years and these flexs tend to suffer from fatigue and are a known weak spot, not necessarily due to a mount failure etc, they experience a certain amount of flex naturally hence why they are there and with heat, cold heat cold they rot through

Retired mechanic here with 40 years experience in the trade. My last auto garage I owned did many flex pipe replacements. Also had many welders in the shop, mig, tig, arc,stick etc. Sold almost all equip including my Millermatic 225 or my Lincoln TIG welder that I most likely would have used on this repair. Just recently purchased a brand new in the box Chicago Electric 90 amp Flux core welder from my neighbor for $50. Do you think Flux core can weld this? And yes, would have liked it if it was a 140 amp but it is what it is and I bought it as I did not have a welder any longer. Incidentally...... for "shits and giggles" and remind readers that safety on any job should be a priority. Few years ago sold business because of an injury. Winter was coming and wife wanted a stand by generator in case of loosing electricity up here in Northern Maine. Purchased a new Rigid 6800 one night from Home Depot, opened up my service panel to see where I was going to install the power feed for the house and stupidly grabbed a live 220 circuit powering my shed that has all my carpentry saws and tools and electrocuted myself thru my left hand (actually my thumb). My black thumb and forefinger were the worst burns 911 paramedics had seen they said. Wish that was the worst injury that night. Wife said the shock thru me some 6-10 ft and my body went into a seizure for over 3 minutes. Wife thought I was having a stroke, neither of which I ever had before. Now 3 years later at 62 years old I seize sometimes 10 times a year...or more wife says. And I can't remember a bloody thing most days. Wife's the best tho....she reminds me daily the names of my friends and neighbors...and also to take those dam pills (Keppra) so I don't seize. True story...again will a flux core weld this?

And professional. Why would you weld an exhaust??? 🙄

I mean, really you don't need a gasket to be fair, the paste and clamp would seal it supertight, so gasket is really overkill, but welding? Super overkill and in fact stupid, because when you come to replacing either part of the exhaust you'd have to grind off the steel welding rod, which is a nightmare!

Caveat emptor - buyer beware !!! 😇

@@fridaym1748 lol

Can you advise me on how to do this?

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i used furnace cement and didnt even let it cure like i should bc i was in a hurry lasted a full year just redid it the "right way" it should out last the pipe around it id buy new converters if ny wast stoopid and wants me to pay 1200 for converters in another year i wont need to worry about emissions anyway its getting straight piped just shows how dumb the laws actually are lol

I wish he were!

I was thinking of that too

What are you on about its been 3 years since this was done and it's still going strong🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Yeaaa just ship the car to America where you live and have it welded & then ship it back to the 🇬🇧UK makes sense to me 👍🏿

why not weld the engine to the frame? and weld the exhaust too! no more problem!

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Another way would be to just buy a new exhaust

I have a sharpvac and $12 for the exhaust repair kit not $300 just to replace something with a small hole that can easily be fixed

Good idea, but on a 1996, the rest of it probably has just as many leaks.