P1000 Broken Exhaust Pipe

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I think y'all are right about the pipe being cracked. Look at the top of the close one and you can see a little gap and some black soot.

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I think y'all are right about the pipe being cracked. Look at the top of the close one and you can see a little gap and some black soot.

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Now that you washed all the gunk off can you tell where it's coming from any better? Maybe spray it down with some soapy water while running?? Should see something before gets too hot and evaporates 🤷‍♂️
 
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Now that you washed all the gunk off can you tell where it's coming from any better? Maybe spray it down with some soapy water while running?? Should see something before gets too hot and evaporates 🤷‍♂️
I can feel it coming out there
 
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I don’t post very much and felt the need to share my $.02 worth. Here’s some friendly advice none of y’all have asked for that will spare lots of frustration. Concerning the “put some penetrating oil on any nuts and bolts and let it sit a bit” …while working for years in the exhaust world (2yrs @ MIDAS Muffler & Brakes and at a custom fab shop after that) I would strongly recommend using MARVEL MYSTERY OIL liberally and wait, at the very least, several minutes. And at the risk of sounding condescending, WD-40 was created to displace water, and even though it feels slippery, it is not necessarily a good lubricant. Hope this is found helpful to some;)
 
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Maybe I'll try that
 
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I haven't had time to get the exhaust out yet. If it is cracked around that flange should I weld it or get a new one?
 
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If it's cracked get a new one.
Welding just means you will be back in there soon to install a new one.
That's what I was thinking
 
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Just took it apart. I wasn't expecting it to be completely broken into 2 pieces. Guess I'll be ordering the pipe from Honda. Are the new ones any better? Will I be replacing this every few years or just bad luck with this one? There sure is alot of engine movement right there when it's running.

Is there an aftermarket muffler that includes this pipe? I couldn't find any that did.

Also I didn't know what studs to order. Anyone know the part #? It's not on the parts breakdown of the muffler.

Thanks for yall's help.

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Part is on backorder. Guess I'll have to find a used one
 
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That looks like it's in the right spot for some tinfoil, beer can wrap, and 2 hose clamps.
Garunteedy to last 50 feet, or the end of the driveway, whichever comes first. 👍
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My idea is cheaper, haha, but I think what @lee said is the better way to go.
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Have a good day
Ha I might have to go this route
 
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Even though it would probably work......hahaha
I'd find a buddy with a good welder.
It's broke, you can't get a replacement for awhile.
Not gonna hurt it to try.
Weld it up, grind it back smooth.
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Yea we have a welder at work that could tig it. I defintely should try that
 
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Just took it apart. I wasn't expecting it to be completely broken into 2 pieces. Guess I'll be ordering the pipe from Honda. Are the new ones any better? Will I be replacing this every few years or just bad luck with this one? There sure is alot of engine movement right there when it's running.

Is there an aftermarket muffler that includes this pipe? I couldn't find any that did.

Also I didn't know what studs to order. Anyone know the part #? It's not on the parts breakdown of the muffler.

Thanks for yall's help.

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A good muffler shop could sleeve and weld it.
 
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I changed thread title to Broken Exhaust Pipe since obviously it wasn't the gasket
 

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