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Hole in Exhaust
My Peugeot 206 '03 plate has a hole in the exhaust. I took it to my local garage and he said it shouldn't fall off yet, as the hole is quite small.
I asked him if he could patch repair it, but he said he couldn't do it.
I was just wondering whether this is possible, as I was hoping to prolong the life of the exhaust.
I asked him if he could patch repair it, but he said he couldn't do it.
I was just wondering whether this is possible, as I was hoping to prolong the life of the exhaust.
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depending on where the hole is you'd probably have to remove the exhaust section, cut away to good metal, fabricate a patch, weld it and put the exhaust back.
Workshop time is pretty expensive and it would almost certainly be cheaper just to replace the exhaust section especially on a relatively cheap car.
Incidently it's quite outrageous that cars aren't routinely fitted with stainless steel exhausts it would add a really small amount to the cost of the car and I've had mine on my MGB for over 10 years and 100,000 miles now
depending on where the hole is you'd probably have to remove the exhaust section, cut away to good metal, fabricate a patch, weld it and put the exhaust back.
Workshop time is pretty expensive and it would almost certainly be cheaper just to replace the exhaust section especially on a relatively cheap car.
Incidently it's quite outrageous that cars aren't routinely fitted with stainless steel exhausts it would add a really small amount to the cost of the car and I've had mine on my MGB for over 10 years and 100,000 miles now