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Couple of questions about my civic.dxasaurus 10-21-2005, 06:43 PM I have a '99 civic dx and my muffler rusted off and came lose. A friend of mine's father wass supposed to put a new one on for me if I bought one. I now am $80 in the hole and he seems to be avoiding me, so I am going to do it, myself. I went in my trunk to get the jack, seeing as the car is extremely low to the ground and I can't get under. To my amazement, there was none. Is there a secret place where this is held that I dont' know about? Also, this part is oem and should bolt directly on. I notice there are only two holes, so I guess all I have to do is remove the stock hardware and put on the new one right in its place? No welding required? Normall, I wouldn't ask such stupid quesions and would go at it myself, but the car was more of a 'gift' and my father still claims ownership. He basically bought it for me because he is controlling and wants to be able to monitor what I do with it. He won't let me do it, myself because he thinks it takes an expert mechanic to put on a muffler. Either way, it's going on tomorrow. superbluecivicsi 10-21-2005, 07:58 PM jack the car on any of the 4 jack points under the car, or anywhere on the frame. muffler install is just as you said it and a few rubber hangers. get under and look. its easy. dxasaurus 10-22-2005, 04:58 PM jack the car on any of the 4 jack points under the car, or anywhere on the frame. muffler install is just as you said it and a few rubber hangers. get under and look. its easy. I don't have a jack, that's the problem.>_> bluevp00 10-22-2005, 05:42 PM You need a jack to do this, no doubt. You can go to an autoparts store and buy a tire jack (scissors jack) for around $10, but I would recommend a hydraulic jack for working under the car. Most garages wont charge you a lot to put on a muffler, like $20-30 at most, so i'd try to shop around for the best deal. Don't go to name brand places like Firestone or Midas, they'll overcharge you for small things like that. superbluecivicsi 10-22-2005, 11:16 PM I don't have a jack, that's the problem.>_> go buy one :confused: TurboLaxx 10-23-2005, 12:52 AM I don't have a jack Thats odd. I have like 5. I would let you borrow one if you live close in TX. nynewyorkcool 10-23-2005, 01:00 AM I have a '99 civic dx and my muffler rusted off and came lose. A friend of mine's father wass supposed to put a new one on for me if I bought one. I now am $80 in the hole and he seems to be avoiding me, so I am going to do it, myself. I went in my trunk to get the jack, seeing as the car is extremely low to the ground and I can't get under. To my amazement, there was none. Is there a secret place where this is held that I dont' know about? Also, this part is oem and should bolt directly on. I notice there are only two holes, so I guess all I have to do is remove the stock hardware and put on the new one right in its place? No welding required? Normall, I wouldn't ask such stupid quesions and would go at it myself, but the car was more of a 'gift' and my father still claims ownership. He basically bought it for me because he is controlling and wants to be able to monitor what I do with it. He won't let me do it, myself because he thinks it takes an expert mechanic to put on a muffler. Either way, it's going on tomorrow. gnerally on a stock exhaust the muffler is welded so you are going to have to cut it off vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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