Reply to "Exhaust Chirp from Right Side Ansa Muffler"

I cut/sawed the tailpipes behind the original weld (see picture).

But don't cut them off completely, or you will have a lot of fun welding them back on in the correct angle.

I just cut as far as I had to till the perforated tube could be removed.

Then welded everything back together, grinding and sanding fun and at last painting it black again.

And yes I have to agree, if you are not able to help yourself, it will be very difficult to have fun with these cars. The problem here is, that there are no talented mechanics that I trust enough.

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