CR-V Exhaust Hangers

Discussion in 'CR-V' started by Nobody, Jul 4, 2003.

  1. Nobody

    Nobody Guest

    I'm installing a Curt hitch on a 2G V and would like to avoid bending the
    hangers, if I can. Is there a generic hanger I can get somewhere (that's a
    bit longer) to replace the existing rubber ones?
     
    Nobody, Jul 4, 2003
    #1
  2. Nobody

    Don Lee Guest

    I bet Midas or similar places will sell you what you need. Bending the
    hanger (on the muffler) is not too bad. I used a box wrench to do the
    job...just bend slightly only and it will do.
     
    Don Lee, Jul 4, 2003
    #2
  3. Nobody

    Don Lee Guest

    I bet Midas or similar places will sell you what you need. Bending the
    hanger (on the muffler) is not too bad. I used a box wrench to do the
    job...just bend slightly only and it will do.
     
    Don Lee, Jul 4, 2003
    #3
  4. Nobody

    Don Lee Guest

    I bet Midas or similar places will sell you what you need. Bending the
    hanger (on the muffler) is not too bad. I used a box wrench to do the
    job...just bend slightly only and it will do.
     
    Don Lee, Jul 4, 2003
    #4
  5. Nobody

    Nobody Guest

    Got the Curt installed okay. I bent the hangers on the back of the muffler
    a little, but wasn't satisfied with that. I could have bent them more, but
    I sawed off the excess on the right rear bolt of the hitch and it's perfect
    now.
     
    Nobody, Jul 5, 2003
    #5
  6. Nobody

    Nobody Guest

    Got the Curt installed okay. I bent the hangers on the back of the muffler
    a little, but wasn't satisfied with that. I could have bent them more, but
    I sawed off the excess on the right rear bolt of the hitch and it's perfect
    now.
     
    Nobody, Jul 5, 2003
    #6
  7. Nobody

    Nobody Guest

    Got the Curt installed okay. I bent the hangers on the back of the muffler
    a little, but wasn't satisfied with that. I could have bent them more, but
    I sawed off the excess on the right rear bolt of the hitch and it's perfect
    now.
     
    Nobody, Jul 5, 2003
    #7
  8. Nobody

    Pete Huber Guest

    I found that the combination of cutting off the extra bolt length and
    bending the hangers worked great. There is no more rattling and the exhaust
    looks right from the rear of the car.
     
    Pete Huber, Jul 6, 2003
    #8
  9. Nobody

    Pete Huber Guest

    I found that the combination of cutting off the extra bolt length and
    bending the hangers worked great. There is no more rattling and the exhaust
    looks right from the rear of the car.
     
    Pete Huber, Jul 6, 2003
    #9
  10. Nobody

    Pete Huber Guest

    I found that the combination of cutting off the extra bolt length and
    bending the hangers worked great. There is no more rattling and the exhaust
    looks right from the rear of the car.
     
    Pete Huber, Jul 6, 2003
    #10
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