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Exhaust Repair — Fixed, Not Replaced

Not every job is a build. Sometimes something's rattling, hissing, dragging or louder than it was last week. Most of that gets welded and you're back on the road the same day.

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What we fix

Leaks at the flange or along a seam. Cracked flex pipes. Rusted-through sections, which South Florida is very good at producing. Broken or missing hangers letting the pipe swing into the underbody.

Rattles and heat shield buzz. Snapped studs and bolts seized into a manifold. Pipes crushed by a speed bump or a curb.

If the car got loud suddenly and you didn't do anything to it, it's usually one of these.

Why welding beats buying a whole section

Shops that only sell parts will quote you a full section, because that's what's on their shelf. If the rest of the pipe is sound, that's money you didn't need to spend.

We fabricate. That means we can cut out the bad piece, make a replacement and weld it in. On a lot of repairs that's the difference between a small job and a large one.

We'll put it on the lift and show you what we're looking at before anything gets cut.

Signs you shouldn't wait on

An exhaust leak ahead of the oxygen sensors can throw off the readings the engine computer uses, which means worse fuel economy and a check engine light.

Leaks under the cabin can put fumes where you're sitting. A dragging pipe can catch and tear away the rest of the system, turning a weld into a rebuild.

If it's making a noise it wasn't making before, get it looked at. Call 954 708 6039.

Common questions

Can you weld my exhaust instead of replacing it?

Usually yes, and that is the point of going to a fabrication shop instead of a parts counter. If the rest of the system is sound we cut out the bad section, make a new piece and weld it in.

How long does an exhaust repair take?

Most leaks, hangers and cracked flex pipes are same-day, and many are done while you wait. We tell you the timeline before you leave the car.

My car suddenly got loud. What is it?

Most often a leak at a flange, a cracked flex pipe or a rusted-through section. Sometimes a hanger let go and the pipe dropped. Put it on a lift and it is usually obvious in a few minutes.

Is it safe to drive with an exhaust leak?

It depends where the leak is. A leak under the cabin can put fumes where you are sitting, and a leak ahead of the oxygen sensors can confuse the engine computer. Get it looked at rather than guessing.

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Something rattling or hissing? Bring it by, or call first — 954 708 6039 in Davie, 954 558 9110 in Wilton Manors.

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