Rear Silencer Clamp

[Ciaran76 1]

I've ordered a new rear silencer for my pug but the local mechanic has suggested ordering a new clamp, could someone point me in the right direction regarding part numbers or suppliers.

 

Thanks

[bondo 6]

What model do you have? Any motor factor will sort you out as they are a generic part - just need to get the correct size.

[Alan77 78 1 Cars]

The local mechanic can't source an exhaust clamp for you? They are available from any motorfactors or parts shop for £1-£2. A 52mm one is what you need IIRC, i've just replaced my exhaust at home. A couple of clamps, tube of joint paste and 10 minutes work, job done...

[jackherer 543]

The local mechanic can't source an exhaust clamp for you? They are available from any motorfactors or parts shop for £1-£2. A 52mm one is what you need IIRC, i've just replaced my exhaust at home. A couple of clamps, tube of joint paste and 10 minutes work, job done...

 

That's correct for your 1989 but the OP's '90 is the crossover year for the phase two exhaust which uses a different style clamp. Phase 1 systems are sleeve fit and a simple generic clamp of the correct diameter will hold it together but the phase two is an olive style joint and only the right clamp will work.

 

 

edit: Peugeot P/Ns: Phase 1 clamp is 1713 23 and phase 2 is 1713 56.

Edited September 12, 2012 by jackherer

[Alan77 78 1 Cars]

That's correct for your 1989 but the OP's '90 is the crossover year for the phase two exhaust which uses a different style clamp. Phase 1 systems are sleeve fit and a simple generic clamp of the correct diameter will hold it together but the phase two is an olive style joint and only the right clamp will work.

 

 

edit: Peugeot P/Ns: Phase 1 clamp is 1713 23 and phase 2 is 1713 56.

 

Apologies.

[omega 82]

The local mechanic can't source an exhaust clamp for you? They are available from any motorfactors or parts shop for £1-£2. A 52mm one is what you need IIRC, i've just replaced my exhaust at home. A couple of clamps, tube of joint paste and 10 minutes work, job done...

 

joint paste?what did you use?

i was talking to a exhaust fitter the other day and he was telling me that they use silicone now not exhaust paste dont think he was winding me up but not sure.

[Alan77 78 1 Cars]

joint paste?what did you use?

i was talking to a exhaust fitter the other day and he was telling me that they use silicone now not exhaust paste dont think he was winding me up but not sure.

 

An RTV sealant could be used i suppose, it's just that i had a tube of paste to hand at the time...

[Baz 421]

Loctite 5920 Copper sealant is very good.

[Tom Fenton 1,548]

joint paste?what did you use?

i was talking to a exhaust fitter the other day and he was telling me that they use silicone now not exhaust paste dont think he was winding me up but not sure.

I have also heard of this, although I have never tried it. Normal exhaust paste has always worked OK for me.

[Ciaran76 1]

Thanks gents, my Peugeot dealer doesn't have any in stock, will try the local motor factors.

[Tom Fenton 1,548]

The "fast fit" exhaust places also often have them in stock, can often be acquired for a donation to the tea fund too.

[Ciaran76 1]

Got them ordered as well as the rubbers.

[feb 47]

When I replaced my backbox earlier this year I got my clamp from a Renault dealer, was something like 13€ or so for this

 

 

http://www.akcarparts.co.uk/peugeot-citroen-renault-exhaust-clamp-69mm-heavy-duty-12661-p.asp

Edited September 13, 2012 by feb

[welshpug 1,666]

my local motorfactor does them for about £2.

 

£1.46 here.

 

http://www.buypartsby.co.uk/details/PEUGEOT/205/1.9/1989/__/79/630186/exhaust-part/

Edited September 13, 2012 by welshpug

[EZ Tutty 7 1 Cars]

have a look on ebay for a 'mikalor supra' clamp... i've used them on exhausts for a while, there really easy to fit and by far the easiest thing i've found to remove (even after a couple of years of abuse/road crap)

[Tom Fenton 1,548]

have a look on ebay for a 'mikalor supra' clamp... i've used them on exhausts for a while, there really easy to fit and by far the easiest thing i've found to remove (even after a couple of years of abuse/road crap)

 

I am sure all that is true, however they are suitable only for slip type joints, they are NOT suitable for the flange type joint found on 1990-on 205's which require the clamp as pictured above.

[EZ Tutty 7 1 Cars]

Sorry my bad, should of read the post more throughly....

 

altho this might work..... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-V-band-Clamp-304-stainless-heavy-duty-turbo-exhaust-universal-/120977446440?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1c2ad15628

[Tom Fenton 1,548]

No it won't, it is the wrong profile. I appreciate you are only trying to be helpful, but please try to post only information that is first hand or verified facts.

[feb 47]

my local motorfactor does them for about £2. £1.46 here. http://www.buypartsby.co.uk/details/PEUGEOT/205/1.9/1989/__/79/630186/exhaust-part/

 

That's a bargain.

Car parts are overpriced as usual in germany!

[welshpug 1,666]

the single piece o.e type clamps I have found to be best, I don't think they were used on the 205 but most other slightly later vehicles so there should be a suitable diameter available.

 

used to only be from pug/citroen, but it appears Klarius and other aftermarket suppliers do them now, here's a pic

 

 

 

also found on ebay for £3-4

[Tom Fenton 1,548]

I have had mixed success with those. They are only any good if the profile of the "flare" and "cone" match exactly, as otherwise there is quite a large distance near the bolt where there is nothing covering the joint.

 

The two piece clamp have always done the trick for me.

[Ciaran76 1]

New exhaust fitted, got a Bosal one with the clips and rubbers for £42, local tyre depot fitted it for free as I was buying a tyre!

 

Massive difference to the cabin noise and performance. Delighted.