Since 1999 the exhaust hanger rubbers have been on my car. I felt it's time to replace them even though there have been no failures to date.

The new rubbers I got off Amazon.com.

Step 1: Removing the Old Hangers and Installing the New Ones.

You can see the old hangers are cracked. I used a knife to cut them off. I put bearing grease on the new ones and slid them on. Easy diy job!

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SeanW88

6 years ago

A squirt of WD40 can also help get the new rubbers on.

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6 years ago on Introduction

Nice tutorial

Introduction: Replacing Exhaust Rubber Hangers.

Step 1: Removing the Old Hangers and Installing the New Ones.

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