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Exhaust Hanger Rubbers

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drj545

Anyone got a lead on decent exhaust hanger rubbers? Dug my 205 out of the shed yesterday to find all 3 rubbers had ripped through and the exhaust dragging on the floor - they were only a year old at most, must be poor quality these days. 

 

I take it polyurethane are the way to go?

 

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welshpug

standard ones from a motorfactor will suffice, they're not unique to a 205.

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Ozymandis

Buy a known brand of rubbers, from a local factor not all are the chicom rubbish that many fast fit places use.

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Leslie green

Well one of mine is hanging down split too, noticed the rear silencer was moving about very easily , quality of stuff now really is rubbish 

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ALEX

iv'e noticed this. bought a full Piper Stainless system that came with new hangers. only had it on a month and one rubber as deteriorated enough for it to slip off the hook. 

The old exhaust hangers were new 8 years old with only with 5000 miles, they were split and ready for the knackers yard, Dry weather use only! 

 

Powereflex hangers any good?

 

 

 

 

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DamirGTI

I tend to add zip tie to these , just in case .. so that there's still something holding if the rubber goes poop .. 

 

The ones in Sasic and Walker/Bosal packages "used to be" decent enough ... haven't bought any reacently thus not sure .

 

Seems like all the other rubber stuff , especially if the car stands still unused often rubber parts simply crack split evaporate , something to do with the ozone and modern rubber componds completely lacking additives against ozone deterioration .

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Leslie green

I bought a sasic one or was supposed to be but no stamp on it so not sure if its right or not ?  when I bought a lower engine torque bush it had the sasic stamp cast in. My ones since resto have only lasted just over 1  year before one split .

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DamirGTI

Sasic used to sell OE PSA parts , no idea what kind of a deal they have or had with the PSA , but often times before i found OE part repacked in Sasic package with manufacturer logo sometimes still on the part and other times erased .

 

Nowadays yeah , it's a bit odd as with everything else , some stuff from them are still reasonable quality others not so much .. i bought a few lower engine mounts from them too for bit newer PSA cars and yes they went bust bit too early ..

 

Ordered a few GKN driveshaft boots few months ago , and inside the package where repacked Sasic boots with the price increase for the brand name !

 

Rubber parts are terrible , like they use only one rubber compond for everything from hoses to the bushes . 

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