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audi tt 1.8 2005 front flex exhaust pipe

Eoghan25 · 2011-06-21 16:17:58

Hi, I have an audi tt older model 1.8 and the front flex exhaust has a hole in it. I am been told it is not recommended to weld and i am looking at 300 for the part and depending on how the installation goes it could take a few hours to put in so it could 500-600?? firstly does this sound right price wise i didnt expect to…

21-06-2011 4:17pm

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Eoghan25

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Hi,
I have an audi tt older model 1.8 and the front flex exhaust has a hole in it. I am been told it is not recommended to weld and i am looking at 300 for the part and depending on how the installation goes it could take a few hours to put in so it could 500-600?? firstly does this sound right price wise i didnt expect to be that much?? i am living in northside dublin if anyone could recommend a garage that they think could do it cheaper it would be great I am due my nct so need to get it done asap

Thks
Eoghan

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#2 21-06-2011 4:23pm

mickdw

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If the flexi is made as one piece with a large part of the exhaust, it will be much cheaper to buy a generic flexi section of proper dimension, cut out the old flexi and weld in new one.

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