a couple cars that mazda made actually do have a part called a muffler bearing... however it is inside the rear muffler,and is not available seperate from the muffler
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its a joke man!:p :loco:1988 e30 alpine white vert 5speed
1987 e30 325 eta
1983 e28 533
2001 x5 4.4l
1997 e36 M3 Alpine white 5speed
1991 Jeep XJ I6 4.0Comment
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Is this Neil's old car by chance?sigpic
"The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter." - Winston ChurchillComment
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I hate dips too. Especially ones your can't see in the rain at night.
This one scared the shit out of me.
"It's like a koala bear crapped a rainbow in my brain."
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im just saying dont tell your mazda buddy he needs new muffler bearings, or he will come home from the dealer with a new muffler.... that being said, I think the root of this problem is dangerously low blinker fluid!Originally posted by mitch500 View PostComment
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How would blinker fluid effect your exhaust?Originally posted by e30evolution View Post
Originally posted by cabriodster87Originally posted by KershawComment
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Shiftbmw,
Yes, this is Neil's old car.
Thanks for the help guys. I don't have time until this weekend to look at it, but I will keep you posted. Hopefully, it isn't those bearings. Wouldn't it just be cheaper to get a new exhaust?Comment
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Rofl Rofl Rofl Rofl Rofl Lmao Lmao !!!!!!!!!!!!!:: PNW Crew ::
'87 325 4dr, '74 2002Comment
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lol, I told you guys the downpipe got ripped off...
At least I think thats what I said... I've been on a sweet unemployment-drink-Fat-Tire-all-day-long streak for a while here...'88 528e /// '88 M5 /// '89 951 /// '98 E430 /// '02 M5Comment
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now i feel a little bad. arent we supposed to help people on this forum?Originally posted by volta06 View PostComment
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Bravo.. you guys made me look like an idiot. Sweet. Now, anyone willing to give me a serious answer? Just let me know if its safe to drive to a shop where they can reattach it. I do not have tools with me at school. Thanks.Comment
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driving with a ripped up exhaust isnt going to damage anything else, as long as it isnt anywhere near the brake fluid pump, so check that out.--WillComment
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WARNING: Serious post below;)
You will be fine driving with the exhaust how it is. Just look under the car to see if there are any pipes hanging low. Your car will be louder and may run a little different because of the backpressure difference over stock. That all depends on where the break is.Originally posted by cabriodster87Originally posted by KershawComment
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haha, thanks. I actually feel kinda relieved. Idk why I wasn't reading the blatant sarcasm, or why I didn't think for two seconds what the heck a muffler bearing could be.
The break is at the engine block. Do think that its a quick/cheap fix? Thanks againComment
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I need headlight fluid ...Comment
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