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Exhaust problem

19-03-2018 5:26pm

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#3 19-03-2018 5:57pm

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I had similar problem fixed for €65.00 by these people

https://www.yelp.ie/biz/auto-exhausts-dublin

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#4 19-03-2018 6:02pm

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A good mechanic would weld that but ultimately it needs that section of the exhaust replacing. My indi would charge no more than €30 but hes way to cheap and €60 would be good. Its less than an hours work including the welding.

Looks like rear or middle box and not the more expensive CAT which would be fitted nearer to the engine

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