how do I change my muffler?

Question

I don't want to put on a better muffler, or one that makes more noise like what all the kids like today. My 1995 Ford wagon needs to get it replaced, and I would like to know if I can do it myself because I'm cheap.
Difficulty: Not very car savvy.

Answer 1

replacing a muffler is not very hard, but you need the right tools to replace. if the muffler is old and rusty you have to cut the muffler off with a torch. if the exhaust is cheap you may need a expander to make the muffler fit the pipe.

good luck

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Easy enough to do the work unles it's all rusted or burned through. If you screw up you and your family could get gasses and not know it. Go to a muffler shop and get it done right.

Answer 4

unless you really dig carbon monoxide go to a muffler shop. they raise the vehicle and weld the connections.

Answer 5

Go to your local AutoZone. They stock the part and will help with anything.

Answer 6

"Not very car savvy"

Do yourself a favor and take it to the shop.

Answer 7

call the fat man

Answer 8

take it to a garage duh!