My muffler is falling oft

Asked by GuruB215S Jan 17, 2019 at 03:19 PM about the 2005 Ford Escape

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I have no idea when this occurred but when I
walked out to my car to leave work I saw my
muffler almost dragging the ground and one part
of the pipe is completely broken in half. I've never
dealt with this before and as a woman I wanted to
make sure that I got a fair price

3 Answers

Time to go to a muffler shop. Shop around if you are worried about prices. In the meantime you could tie it up with wire if you can get to it.

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Thank you! I have a friend that says he can use a wire hanger just so that I can get it to the muffler shop tomorrow. Called a few places and they all gave me same round about quote between $150-$350 so I'm probably just going to choose the shop that's closest to me.

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first dont sit idling in winter with tailpipe leak under car without open window, can be just spliced with joint since on pipe section or completely replaced, price can be different depending on what is replaced, $200 is wide range be sure same services, if you are keeping car for a while, go with reputable shop with warranty other wise econimize

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