how do i change the muffler fluid in a 2000 intrepid??

Answer 1

I'd be more concerned about removing to 'kick me' note that's stuck to your back first, then if i were you (god for bid) I'd drive back to dealership and hand in my keys and walk home or maybe get a cab.....or failing that why not pour a gallon or two of gas down your tail pipe and light a match instead? The second option sounds better to me, although going on your level of intelligence why waste a perfectly good car and the couple of gallons of gas?...To hell with it, just pour gas over your head singing the national anthem and then light a match...(Booooom)

Answer 2

Muffler Fluid

Answer 3

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how do i change the muffler fluid in a 2000 intrepid??

Answer 4

Forget those guys that want to charge you hundreds or thousands of dollars. I can do it over the Internet for $50. Send me the money (cash only) and then I will tell you when to put your computer next to the muffler for one hour. I only use pure dehydrated water to replace the old muffler fluid. I can also do blinker fluid and halogen fluid replacement for the same price.

Answer 5

I can do it for you. I'm certified. Only certified people should do it. It costs between $5000-$6000 to have it done at a dealer, but if you give me a call, I'll do it for $50. That's right, I'll do it for 1% of what the dealer will charge you!!

And here's something else that I'll do just for you. If you bring your car to me for a muffler fluid drain and refill, I'll throw in a bridge in Brooklyn free of charge!! You can't beat that.

Answer 6

always remember when changing muffler fluid start from front to back. And always replace the brake bearings when you o the muffler fluid

Answer 7

Muffler fluid? Not sure, I'm still trying to get my solar flashlight to work in the dark.

Answer 8

the only fluid coming out of your muffler should be water from condensation, most mufflers have a small hole to release condensation, (no routine maintenance is required on a muffler) if someone is telling you to have it serviced find another shop

Answer 9

heh...muffler fluid...thats a new one on me. Muffler bearings, wabulator valves, and fallopian tubing are the usual buzz words dishonest mechanics use to take your money from you. Next time, take some lube with you.

Answer 10

I don't have a shop but I have all of the equipment to do this in my driveway at home.
Cost is $249.99
And if you bring another car within 5 days I can do the second one for $199.99

You will need to leave the car for about an hour-sorry but insurance prevents me from letting you watch.