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Old 11-05-2009, 07:43 PM
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Exhaust Heat shield

While installing a new Dynomax S/S cat back exhaust system on my 1999 Suburban K1500 I noticed that the big heat shield running from the muffler past the cats had rusted through in quite a few places. I was surprised to see that it seemed to be welded to the underbody and was not replaceable. Anyone have experience with this situation? If so, what was your remedy?
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Old 11-06-2009, 04:47 PM
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Re: Exhaust Heat shield

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While installing a new Dynomax S/S cat back exhaust system on my 1999 Suburban K1500 I noticed that the big heat shield running from the muffler past the cats had rusted through in quite a few places. I was surprised to see that it seemed to be welded to the underbody and was not replaceable. Anyone have experience with this situation? If so, what was your remedy?
I would get a piece of heavy galvanized sheet metal and form into the same shape ,,then rivet the metal to carbody using 3/16in s/steel rivets...coat the rivets/underbody, with a mineral based undercoating..

I made one out of diamond plate but that was over kill...

this is not uncommon up in our rust belt after 10 years..

chinese stainless !


grind off old metal shield..
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