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Hello.
I have just bought a t25 which needs a new exhaust.
I have had a look around the web and the systems on offer
all have a transverse silencer. Mine has the silencer mounted
front to back. Is this a standard system does anyone know.
Thanks.

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Hi and welcome
A little tradition here is to pop your van detail inyour signature so we don't have to ask what engine.
Many different origional engines and many different engine changes from donor cars out there.
A picture speaks a thousand words also.
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Ah,ok.
It's a 1998 1.9dg Caravelle.

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1998?
2.1 LPG/Petrol Auto Caravelle

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Well a South African van could be 1998 and have a longitudinal exhaust, but then it wouldn't be a 1.9DG.
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89 DG origional exhaust looks like this
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Log book says it's a caravelle minibus
1988
1915 cc
78PS
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I don't know how to post up a photo yet but when I do l will

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easiest way to post is to open a photobucket account and upload photo there
then go to the share links button on photobucket and copy the [IMG] link to you clipboard.

Come back here and paste the link into a reply post, it when then appear when you submit the post.
if you quote my post above with pic you will see an example of what your post should look like, you can then cancel out. All that link text comes from photobucket, you don't have to create it.

don't zoom in too close on photos, we need the biger picture :ok
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Is this yours? :-
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Ian-Gould wrote:Image

modified from the cast knuckle by the looks with a non standard silencer
it should look like my pic and the diagram above
the exhaust is is many parts, if the front and back tubes between engine and cast knuckle are ok you can just fit new parts from there

which bit has failed?
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The black bit and the bit with the bandage on would be a good place to start to look at what has failed. :lol:

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Blowing by the nearside joint and the offside joint
is all gungummed up. It's too loud.
I really like the van so thought I would fit a stainless steel system
but the hangers are missing, so I just wanted to make sure I get
the correct one.

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Ian-Gould wrote: I really like the van so thought I would fit a stainless steel system
but the hangers are missing, so I just wanted to make sure I get
the correct one.

I can't speak for the other types out there, but the Speedshop stainless system fits without using the factory support brackets. Mick at NW_VW often has them at a reasonable price. I fitted one recently to replace an early style system and the hardest job was removing the old system. Be warned that removing the studs/bolts often ends in tears - it probably depends when the exhaust was last changed. Plenty of threads on here about how to tackle them.
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Post by Ian-Gould »

Thanks for your help.
The vw speedshop looks one looks like mine but on the options
It offers me 2 different bore sizes and a beetle muffler so will phone them on Monday to see if it'll fit.

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