How to repair a hole / leak in exhaust pipe without dismantling

How to repair your exhaust pipe with a wrap and paste Holts Gun Gum Flexiwrap without dimanstling the exhaust system. Repair patch hole leak exhaust pipe silencer box pipe bent connection.
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[@co2bass213]

Thanks for posting, this seems like a cheap and simple way of fixing a simple leak which is just what I have on my vehicle at the moment.

[@grunt-yt]

If only my exhaust looked as clean as that! Although, I must say there is a crucial step missing at 2.05 which is the cursing and swearing when the flat part of the screw clamp doesn't stay connected to the wrap.

[@boogyjuggy]

lolllll

[@sparkspark833]

I've done this with a baked bean tin, cut with tinsnips, and gungum. Car went through MOT as well, inspector said it was fine as it didn't leak!!

[@THEMOCU]

2:12 nice fart

[@TTundragrizzly]

I didn't hear it. I smelt it though.

[@andrewjohnson6646]

it sounds like he was hungry

[@r20mk6r]

Def not a fart notice his breathing haha 😆

[@TheRealBmanswan]

I just use some jb steel stick, a hose clamp, and a pop can. Didn't know they made a fancy version of it.

[@antfromtashkent1647]

You wouldn’t think it but this video has one of the funniest comments sections on you tube.

[@TheHmurveit]

It’s still seem kind of loud to me

[@MrDelaney1]

Good job bro! The next repair use the bosal repair paste, and run engine just 10 minute!!! :):):)Perfect !

[@jonathantravers7018]

That's a lot of goop! Well done! He's also made a new tow point on that vehicle. He'll be showing that video in a few hours by the sound of that motor

[@ianbailey5858]

🤣🤣🤣

[@louiscypher7090]

flat head screws should be banned.

[@ekop1778]

+Louis Cypher I DONT NEED TO SEE THE DUDES NOSE AT 1.55- I SEE NOSE HAIRS MAN--- AHEWW

[@VortechBand]

To be fair, I've stripped far more Philips heads than flatheads. Torx, never.

[@gids522]

They're more fiddly but they can take more torque so good for this kind of application imo.

[@stueymorris]

Just use a ratchet and socket, far quicker and no slipping

[@702xRyder]

awesome gonna try it don't have the 100 right now just to fix an annoying noise

[@theresonlyoneash]

Excellent video

[@Persian5word]

Seems like you have bad engine mounts too.

[@CashApp-HelpMeStayAlive]

He also Has a Bad Back and bad Breath along with a bad paintjob . Joke . Will Pray for Him and everyone in his Vilage . Maybthe lord Be with US ALL. Remembering those that died in 9-11 .

[@TreeBeardNero]

@@CashApp-HelpMeStayAlive Chaos

[@maxcohen13]

Seems to me that you could just make this yourself with a sheet of tin and a hose clamp. I don't think it matters what you use, so long as it's able to withstand heat and keeps the sealant in place - which is what this is for.

[@MichaelMosesHammer]

Nice quick fix. I was thinking what are these products he is using that i have not seen? What is that paste? Can we get that here in the USA? Thanks.

[@MrDelaney1]

+Michael Hammer - Moses HI! Use the Bosal repair paste!

[@bobbateasugercookie7677]

We're to buy this

[@krystiantomczuk7451]

Is it necessary to keep the car jacked up for 12 hours the paste dries? Or can I bring it down after applying the paste while it dries?

[@cockneyb2k]

Krystian Tomczuk RRALLY DUDE ffs

[@vnappaaa1]

how long did it take the carbon monoxide to get into the passenger compartment and fry your brain

[@jonathandeville3073]

why jack it up if you have the ramps....wtf?

[@BeefBin]

front bumper probably too low to use ramps on the front wheels.

[@ROGUESPIRIT_]

they are a cunt to drive up.

[@MattJonesYT]

Because he knows they are one weld joint crack away from collapsing.

[@bobrob6834]

Thanks man ! Cheers !

[@rahultongar894]

बहुत ही अच्छा जुगाड़ है

[@kendraisflyy]

Sounded exactly the same as before. Exhaust was about to fall off anyway lol

[@itsnotbleach]

right wtf I'm confused

[@olutayooluwole7304]

Exactly. I thought I was the only one that observed it

[@adfggffffffddffd]

Not true actually. It had a lower pitch rumbling bucket of bolts sound, now it has a high pitch!

[@lball3407]

🤣

[@sicilylive2203]

kendra hafer 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Glockenator]

Looks like you have more than one leak that won't be fixed with a hose clamp and glue

[@elizabethbrian6959]

Have you ever changed the rear gate trunk support shocks on jeep grand cherokee? manyautosltd.com/exhaust-repair did Two new front tyres and a new exhaust for £150 less than I had been quoted elsewhere and they did a good job. Very happy

[@orangestoneface]

i used no paste to thighten just like tin can material but bigger coffeecan say twenty cm long on short flex so big it went at least two circles or more cut inch or two in ends with finger wide space between cuts so can can come down on ends and it worked today in the way l wanted , the power of car is more cos backpressure is better. but how long to melt the can dunno cos it leaks a bit , but small leak is better for gas milage , cat seems too tight. would be good to put a stiffer metal long plate over the seam to prevent gaps in tin can edge between clamps

[@drowization]

nice job, well done,,,,

[@TheNoobComment]

Quick fixs are not never permanent. So far, i've tested....so i ended up buying a welder. The End.

[@GibsonLesPaul2273]

+TheNoobComment Did you try JB Weld for exhausts? Ive not used it for decades but it never failed me.

[@pleasetakeasip4556]

+GibsonLesPaul2273 toward the headers it gets really hard and flakes off, but near middle name r end it would be fine

[@z28kindaguy]

A very poor generalization. You better not have any glue, or duct tape in your household.

[@nannystateshit219]

gets you another 12mths MOT though!

[@jeffleblanc8850]

The car is really clean underneath and I can’t believe the pipe is rotten I guess though condensation will rot them out why don’t you put a hanger to stop exhaust from moving that prob helped it crack were it was rusted

[@nunyabiznes8818]

sounded better with the leaking exhaust???

[@Reddust86]

02:10 Give this fucking guy a sandwich :)

[@Mattyew]

HAHAHA i heard that too!

[@nathanhobart1684]

Can you pass inspection with this?

[@laurenditmore9639]

Would this work on a small hole on a crossover pipe?

[@robertjahrling2377]

YEAH THAT'LL HOLD FOR ABOUT 5 MINUTES

[@user-se1eo1nq9q]

Я жутко извиняюсь _ну и на сколько времени хватит этого,, волшебного,,клея?

[@user-en8rk6ln4m]

انت مهندس angner❤

[@RajithaSeneviratne]

total fail man. that wrap thing might be useful if it's only a small hole in the middle section of the pipe. but your pipe is way past beyond repair. sounds exactly the same as before

[@bloodwolf9428]

R50 vs R2000. Might consider this

[@richardklovec5675]

I hear absolutely no sound difference

[@prestonsserious]

Listen with headphones the first noise was boomy and louder

[@SR-pb6kq]

You've got another leak in front before cat. thanks for video

[@esquiretheshieldbarrier2584]

I have a hole on the mesh of my flex pipe can this work on the flex pipe itself or only solid pipe?

[@jamiami3804]

Just fix that for $210. Need a new why pipe, first guy trying to charge me $680 but buy the pipe and find a reasonable guy who install it for $120. I think the first guy make that hole in the mesh section on both mufflers, because when I bring it to him there was no holes in the mesh section . I look for that hole and couldn’t find it but after he takes it in his shop and I say no to him installing his $500 expensive muffler that just cost me $90 I clearly see the two matching holes and the sound change from comfortable to scary unbearableness. I will tell everyone I know never to go anywhere near that muffler shop.

[@briancanady9834]

i like the idea but i think it might just be best to replace the pipe

[@WendzDarKnight08]

That exhaust wobble though

[@panosgiatropoulos157]

lol😆

[@Interestingstuff6909]

Its movement puts stress on joints over time

[@radiccalchange8712]

where can i buy this stuff? i have checked with advanced autos, autozone, napa and carquest none of them carry it.

[@kimberlyjohnson2795]

Ebay

[@helloitsmehb]

Note to all you kids out there: Its unsafe to repair your car in a members only jacket.

[@josephdewuhan]

This will not last long, so only use it as a short term measure.

[@alexmuzio23]

Is that your stomach growling at 2:11

[@beforethenever97]

Glad I'm not the only person to recognise that sound 😂

[@saudade2745]

Would have been somewhat ok if you'd gummed both sides of the clamp.

[@DavidACapstick]

anyone know where you can find the Holts Gun Gum Flexiwrap in Canada?

[@itsajoke631]

David Capstick ebay?

[@travisedmonds4334]

would this work to hold exhaust like for example my car exhaust came completely off

[@MegaGameFan100]

no

[@frankieromantv7653]

Better off wielding it

[@ghettohillbilly1]

better then muffler wrap, but still just a temp fix

[@AdmiralRustyShackleford]

ghettohillbilly1 Muffler wrap works, long as you apply it the same way. Use exhaust sealer first, let it dry, add the wrap then cover it with sealer and let it dry. I did that on a car intending to replace the exhaust, ended up lasting about 8 years with no leak. Half of the exhaust was a patch job, but if you don't have a MIG welder it's cheaper than a muffler shop. I do the same with clamped exhaust. I put a thin layer of sealer on the pipe, put the clamp on and then seal over the clamp. Keeps it from leaking and keeps the clamp from vibrating loose.

[@johnfisherman8732]

What kind of car is that? Just want to add that car to my cars to avoid list.

[@joelmorehouse5618]

Lol you're going to avoid a car because it develops an exhaust leak over time?

[@jimmy1395]

1st gen Ford Mondeo/Ford Contour

[@QUESTODIY]

I desmounted the pipe and welded it, I made a video about.

[@darronc5928]

Great video, sir ...epoxy works too!!

[@agashustasy]

GUN GUM STYLE

[@Pahrump]

Prepare for fart at 2:08

[@jeffmurnahan]

Nice catch lol.

[@Reddust86]

it was his tummy rumbling.

[@dano5814]

hey TutoBuild Eng, did you have put-put? lol

[@kealapascua9536]

Lol I heard that, and it was for the extra torque.

[@mcbillygoat2413]

I agree. An empty stomach. More like a belly fart.

[@jyhuh]

is that a turbo diesel?

[@Solidsnake999]

Will it pass the emission test if you don’t fix it?

[@asimkhan8620]

Sounds like you need to work on your bowel leak (2:12) more than the car exhaust leak. Ha ha

[@joyride2013]

Did I just see someone lift their car with, then put jack stands under their rocker panels?

[@mopar43v3r]

Jacking up a car on the pinch weld is pretty normal.

[@fuckthisshit1367]

pinch welds....you must not work around cars thats pretty normal to support a unibody on the lift

[@mopar43v3r]

Ge Onny You do know that the pinch weld is usually the manufacturer recommended lift point right? Jacking up on the pinch weld is NOT bad for a unibody car. Stop thinking it is.

[@fuckthisshit1367]

you do realise i was saying its okay and you somehow confused what i said

[@mopar43v3r]

trevor johnstun I was replying to somebody else. He deleted his comment.

[@PandaStudiosLego]

is it a diesel. ?

[@steviekeane]

Sorry I meant how long did exhaust last after repair?

[@Tuto4BuildEng]

I can't really answer because I made the repair only one month ago. Until now, it's ok. Wait and see...

[@brandonismotivated1493]

TutoBuild Eng what about now?

[@Tuto4BuildEng]

Big Lebowski No leak after 9 months. All ok.

[@Tuto4BuildEng]

Robert Barbrow No leak after 9 months. All ok.

[@AgustinAramadhiAlbania]

What about now?

[@bipedalprimate1927]

sounds like "the loner" from the mask

[@mattclemons2148]

Hahaha

[@renenunez4015]

Great good jod

[@MrDbro94]

Would this work on headers?

[@pleasetakeasip4556]

Depends, on where the crack is, if it has too much vibration where the crack is, the fix won't last long, I'd just get new headers off eBay or scrapyard

[@electric6877]

Remember to "reset" the ECU. I think I just learned that when I reinstalled a part of my intake that I realized was making me lose power instead of giving me more power lol

[@abelcerrillo2162]

is that a diesel engine

[@andrewjohnson6646]

what was that sound on 2:11 sounds like he was hungry

[@AmursUzNaglas]

How are those blue thing called in english at 0:49?

[@joeroganjosh9333]

AmursUzNaglas they’re called “ramps”.

[@steviekeane]

How long did repair last for.?

[@Tuto4BuildEng]

The repair lasted for 25 minutes + 12 hours to harden. You can either run the engine slowly for 30 minutes to harden.

[@olskoolnewpaint]

TutoBuild Eng I think the OP was asking how long this repair lasts before it starts leaking again. I would guess 1-2 years until it leaks again and / or another part of the flex pipe / exhaust system springs a different leak. Just my humble opinion though.

[@PeterGriffer247]

Sounded like a diesel.

[@kBzn-dl3vw]

Well actually.. it probably lasts about 25 minutes for real. Back in high school I couldn't afford replacement exhaust parts so I ran the whole gauntlet of muffler bandages, pipe gunk, hacksaws, clamps and adaptors-- and I counted myself lucky if mickey-mouse work like this lasted long enough to get a sticker (inspection) And that's if the inspector is too lazy to block the outlet with his hand and listen for leaks. (Catch 'em first thing Monday morning, preferably when it's cold outside. They don't usually feel like being pricks that early in the workweek.) Nowadays it's just easier for me to replace the whole damned thing from the cats to the end every three years or so for AutoZone crap-pipe, a lot longer if I shell out a few more bucks and get OEM parts from the Stealership, except the OEM stuff on our 06 Pontiac van is still there. Another set of OEM pipes will outlast the vehicle.

[@sonofapollo5892]

How long did this last?

[@A46648]

7 days with luck

[@yagousera]

Long enough for him to "Fart" again.

[@Matt-ge3kf]

your car sounded like a diesel at the end

[@butterbean3295]

A baby fart @ 2:25 if im not mistaken..

[@calligrapher2157]

Did you turn on a bulldozer

[@ura4010]

L unica sarebbe mettere una lamiera con due fascette ma il rumore lo fara uguale la soluzione e solo saldare la marmitta

[@KFLson]

It feels sketchy when people use jacks on the side fender instead of on the frame metal

[@frankl643]

I don't thinki it will last long.

[@CashApp-HelpMeStayAlive]

Did i mention that This guy has the nicest car in His Village ?

[@nannystateshit219]

doubled the value of the car fitting that exhaust clamp lol! fair play though im going to the same thing!

[@scarabooshable]

Same precedure in 2 months.

[@user-zd9vi5xc7o]

نحن نلحم الصالنصات بشعلة الاوكسي ستيلين . افضل بكثير.

[@95azhar]

the whole thing needs changing

[@ZappBranning]

What a loada crap !!!

[@316fm7]

Kept waiting for the car to fall down, might want to review how to jack a car up with 4 Jack Stands rather than give advice about placing rear tires on ramps. Glad you are OK!

[@michaelanderson4836]

the car sounds the same as before and sounds like the car needs lots of work not been taken care of its seems like its at the end of this cars life half ass repair weld a piece of pipe or get a exhaust pipe not the glue and sheet metal cheap repair won't last

[@kimberlyjohnson2795]

Maybe its just me but, does anyone notice that its just as loud after as before? NVM just noticed in the comments its a diesel.

[@Sticky_Ricky]

Lol why did yueven post th comment then?

[@kratosopp]

Nice fart lol

[@nowwhat9330]

Oh hell no!

[@SR-pb6kq]

at the local exhaust shop that would cost around $30 to cut rusted piece and weld coupler on.

[@nn-xm8lz]

+Serge R But nearly all will try to take you for much more than that

[@SR-pb6kq]

Thats truth

[@Terrathrax]

I was quoted much more than that for a similar fix

[@FreedomRider223]

is that car diesel? or does it just have no oil in it lol

[@seekerssquad1297]

Yeah its a diesel

[@jeffgray1617]

You can hear the turbo whine

[@FreedomRider223]

haha :D

[@iomoneyway]

Fyeeee

[@bluesstudio7441]

Just change ur car please for goodsake

[@A46648]

That thing is going to brake lol you got scammed glue exhaust to mutch movement and heat its going to brake

[@kickinwinghotboi883]

0:08 2:58

[@bdog840]

i tried that the paste stunk up the car. lol

[@user-jq5uj7mv6e]

Дырка у бабы, а тут отверстие. Если серьёзно , выкинь ты его и не е....и мозги православным.

[@Ihavetruth22]

lol gun gum. It's just fUgging EPOXY

[@Atx-ek1xp]

who ever made the video good job as for the "nigga" rigging I disagree. but sometimes you can't drive a old classic to a muffler shop and most classics that need muffler shops aren't legal! Replace the police.

[@stevengonvera6189]

diesel engine sound

[@thefester215]

That repair did nothing but make it louder lololol

[@willyboyw.5771]

Sadly, this product is not available in the U.S.

[@nachosNipples]

That pipe is shaky as fuck

[@steviewonder0101]

Fart at 2:10

[@taylorbrigger6776]

Stephen Ricks heard that to

[@cokbagus23]

Stephen Ricks no. he hungry!

[@bubbiee.]

Stephen Ricks rubber glove sound

[@CodeHardStudios]

Stephen Ricks sounds like another kind of exhaust leak!

[@claypottinger156]

Try not to leave (was there any reason) car on stands overnight. Some kids could get under the car, screw around, voila dead children. Don't take advice from a man under a dirty rusty car with a wire brush with no eye protection...oooouch!! My eye!!

[@GuruLifts]

All cars are rusty and dirty underneath to an extent. Also, he has natural eye protection called glasses.

[@claypottinger156]

Glasses do not have side protection and are not often shatterproof.