190D - how many mufflers does this thing have?!
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Greetings, eh?
So I had a little <ahem> collision between my exhaust pipe and a car hoist. The mechanic band-aided the solution by clamping a piece of resonator pipe between the bend in the pipe and the mid-body muffler, but he recommends that I replace this pipe with something permanent. Excellent advice. So I'm checking: https://b2b.bosalnafta.com/products/ for details on mufflers (I got there from searching exhausts on ***************) and I find that there are three mufflers listed for my car - a 1989 190D 2.5 from Canada. Dig the attachment for a picture. When I was last under my car, I only remembered seeing two mufflers - one mid-body, and another right on the tailpipe. Should there be three? Should there be two? Anyone know? Thanks again for your help, everyone. |
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herez a pic from a 84 parts car I have,one looks like a muffler,the other a resinator
fwiw mark |
There is no turbo to muffle the exhaust so it needs more mufflers to do the work.
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took a quick look under the 85 and it has 2 also
its a non turbo,are you saying there should be three? a little confused mark |
I'm not *saying* there should be three. I'm just confused as well. ^)_(^
Bosal is an aftermarket dealer, so I guess I shouldn't be surprised that they have a solution that differs from the stock Mercedes setup. I haven't been under any other 190Ds, so I don't know if my setup is different than anyone else's. When I bought my car, I was told that there was some work done on the exhaust that didn't use Mercedes parts. So when I saw a picture of an exhaust setup that had more mufflers than what I had, I figured that the person who did the work must've just slapped in some pipe, rather than replace a broken muffler or resonator. Thanks for the pics and the help, guys. Much appreciated. My mechanic recommends getting a whole new exhaust pipe and having it welded in professionally. I think that's what I'll be doing. |
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