On Nov 26, 10:02*pm, ah1...@wayne.edu wrote:
> If you plan to keep your Accord for a while, the $250 part +
> installation may be worthwhile (especially if you live in the rust
> belt). The replacement Honda muffler comes with lifetime parts/
> installation warranty. Just make sure that the invoice from the
> dealership states free installation in addition to the lifetime
> muffler replacement warranty.
>
> On Nov 26, 6:07*pm, Peabody <waybackNO784SPA...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> > I need to replace the muffler on my Accord. *My local independent
> > Honda/Acura shop says they can do the standard "bolt-on"
> > Honda muffler, but it would cost $250 installed.
>
> > Does their term "bolt-on" mean the muffler could be replaced by a
> > normal handy human being who does not have welding equipment, but
> > who could order the part from one of the online parts houses?
>
> > Or, is there any particular reason not to just use one of the
> > aftermarket muffler shops at perhaps $100?- Hide quoted text -
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I replaced the mufflers and some other exhaust pipes on my 95 and 93
Civics myself, and it was easy. The best deals on quality exhaust
parts for Hondas of this vintage can be found at rockauto.com. who
even have Honda exhaust system parts. Right now, they have a 5%
discount coupon. Their customer service is second to none.