Apex WS rattling....
Re: Apex WS rattling....
Originally posted by Shoooter_j
Any remedy for this problem? Through every little bump I can hear the exhaust bouncing around in the back.
Any remedy for this problem? Through every little bump I can hear the exhaust bouncing around in the back.
What I did is took a piece of 5/8 heater hose tubing (left over from installing my intake) and cut a line down the middle of it long ways. I then hotdog bunned it around the metal hanger on the muffler with the open end facing away from the tow loop. I then took three zip ties and tightened it down. The rubbery hose should keep from sliding if the zip ties are nice and tight. I cut the ends of the zip ties and viola! No more banging.
RL
Originally posted by Aaron95SE
How about remove the bolts that hold that tow loop on.............really.......what are you going to need that for?
I took mine off......keep it in the trunk.
Aaron
How about remove the bolts that hold that tow loop on.............really.......what are you going to need that for?
I took mine off......keep it in the trunk.
Aaron
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Re: Re: Apex WS rattling....
Originally posted by Vesaijan
I had this same problem. Go around to the back of you car and look along the passenger side of the muffler. You will notice the metal hanger is very close to the mounted part of the tow loop. If you press upward on the muffler, you'll notice they touch.
What I did is took a piece of 5/8 heater hose tubing (left over from installing my intake) and cut a line down the middle of it long ways. I then hotdog bunned it around the metal hanger on the muffler with the open end facing away from the tow loop. I then took three zip ties and tightened it down. The rubbery hose should keep from sliding if the zip ties are nice and tight. I cut the ends of the zip ties and viola! No more banging.
RL
I had this same problem. Go around to the back of you car and look along the passenger side of the muffler. You will notice the metal hanger is very close to the mounted part of the tow loop. If you press upward on the muffler, you'll notice they touch.
What I did is took a piece of 5/8 heater hose tubing (left over from installing my intake) and cut a line down the middle of it long ways. I then hotdog bunned it around the metal hanger on the muffler with the open end facing away from the tow loop. I then took three zip ties and tightened it down. The rubbery hose should keep from sliding if the zip ties are nice and tight. I cut the ends of the zip ties and viola! No more banging.
RL
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