My muffler bearings are pretty noisy. Does anyone know where I can get some new performance ones?

 

I am sure any muffler shop that specializes in muffler bearings can do this.....heh heh

Wayne 60 F-350
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Go to your local hardware store, they should be found beside the sky hooks. If not check and see if they are near the board straighteners. Good luck.

 

I beleive its in the boating section next to the cans of waterline... Hope this helps...


-Chris

Big Red Ticking 92 F150

Tick,Tick,Tick,Tick,Tick,Tick,Tick,Tick

 

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 31-Jul-01 AT 01:05 AM (EST)[/font][p]ROFL....no comment. Someone PLEASE tell me he's just joking....

 

go to autozome. they are in isle 3 next to the woodstretchers and vw beetle radiators and right under plug wires for a 99 psd

1985 F-150/351Ho/c6/4wd~94,000 miles
1979 F-150extcab4x4/460/c6/6inchlift w/60rear44frnt (250 axles and spings)
37 inch boggers

 

I saw some in a brick mason's truck right next to the brick stretcher (yes, I fell for that) !!!!

Chris
72 F-100 Stepside
300 cid w/ Hedman Hedders
Pacer 264P 16" wheels

 

I think your all wrong. I went out in the garage and looked behind my glass welder, under the bod of grid squares, opened the safe with my left handed crecent wrench and found my book on rare auto parts and it says that muffler bearings are no longer used on cars manufactured after the year 1683.

Check out this site http://www.kalecoauto.com/

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i need some help, i cant seem to find the firing order on my friends 89 f-250 with a 7.3, we changed the plug wires and plugs, but messed up


1985 F-150/351Ho/c6/4wd~94,000 miles
1979 F-150extcab4x4/460/c6/6inchlift w/60rear44frnt (250 axles and spings)
37 inch boggers

 

The muffler bearings on my Wife's Aerostar were shot. I could tell because the muffler would rotate on the pipe but was noisy. The bearings were so bad we had to replace the whole system. Also had a lot of trouble with the motor a couple years ago. Turned out to be a bad widget. All is well now.

 

A rattle I thought was bad muffler bearings one time was actually caused by just being too low on turn signal fluid. I filled it up to the proper 72 gallons and saved my rotator splint for another 100000 kms. I've got to go change the air in my tires, be back later.......

 

Change the air in your tires? I was always told to ROTATE the air in my tires.

 

Also check for File #13, it has information on Muffler Bearings... Also its next to the Aisle that has the new chain for Honda 4x4 ATVs...

And if your radio isn't getting all the stations, goto Radio Shack or similar store and get some Frequency Grease, and rub it on your Antenna.....



Uzi... Yamaha Sleds, Honda Bikes, and Ford Trucks....

 

hey crazy dont forget to change your summer air in your tires for winter air before winter sets in.has anyone seen my metric cresent wrench?

 

Navy Surplus has everything you need. One of the most common causes of muffler bearing failure is lose of relative bearing grease, the only way to apply the grease is by reconnecting the fallopian tubes. You can get the tubeing at any auto parts store or you can get it by the reel at a surplus store. And by the way you can save a few bucks by getting a light bulb repair kit instead of buying new headlights.