Exhaust Air Supply Tube Repair

Breathe New Life Into Your Vehicle's Performance

Don't let a faulty exhaust air supply tube compromise your vehicle's efficiency and safety. Ourcertified mechanicsare ready to diagnose and repair your exhaust system with precision and expertise.

Industry-Leading Warranty:24-month/24,000-mile protection on all repairs

Universal Experience:Servicing all makes and models

Expert Technicians:Factory-trained and certified mechanics

Exhaust Air Supply Tube Repair Costs

Simple Tube Replacement
A straightforward replacement of a damaged or disconnected exhaust air supply tube typically takes 1-2 hours.
Expected cost:$125-$250
This includes basic inspection, removal of old tube, and installation of new tubing.

Complex Tube System Repair
When multiple connections or hard-to-reach areas are involved, repairs can take 2-4 hours.
Expected cost:$250-$500
Includes thorough system inspection, repair of multiple connection points, and ensuring proper airflow.

Full System Replacement
Complete replacement of an exhaust air supply tube system typically takes 4-6 hours.
Expected cost:$500-$750
Includes removal of old system, installation of new tubing throughout, and full system testing.

Note: These are estimated costs based on typical repair scenarios. Additional costs may apply depending on:

  • Parts required
  • System accessibility
  • Age of existing system
  • Additional repairs discovered during inspection

All repairs include:

  • Initial diagnostic inspection
  • Professional installation
  • Post-repair testing
  • 90-day labor warranty

Exhaust Air Supply Tube Repair Procedures

Plastic/PVC Exhaust Tubes

Common Issues:Cracks, splits, disconnection from vent

Repair Steps:

  1. Inspect the entire length of the tube for damage
  2. Clean the tube surface thoroughly
  3. For small cracks:
    • Apply PVC cement to seal minor cracks
    • Reinforce with heat-resistant tape
  4. For larger damages:
    • Cut out damaged section
    • Install replacement section using PVC coupling
    • Secure with appropriate clamps

Metal Exhaust Tubes

Common Issues:Rust, holes, crushed sections

Repair Steps:

  1. Remove the damaged tube section
  2. Clean all connection points
  3. For small holes:
    • Apply metal epoxy patch
    • Reinforce with metal tape
  4. For severe damage:
    • Replace entire section with new metal tubing
    • Secure with metal screws
    • Seal joints with high-temperature silicone

Flexible Foil Tubes

Common Issues:Tears, compression, disconnection

Repair Steps:

  1. Fully extend the tube to inspect damage
  2. For minor tears:
    • Apply foil tape over damaged area
    • Ensure overlap on all sides
  3. For major damage:
    • Complete replacement is recommended
    • Install new tube with proper clamps
    • Secure all connections with foil tape

Important Safety Notes:

  • Always ensure proper ventilation during repairs
  • Verify all connections are secure
  • Test system operation after repairs
  • Consider professional installation for complex repairs

Note: These are general repair guidelines. Specific repairs may vary based on manufacturer specifications and local building codes.

Understanding Exhaust Air Supply Tubes

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Common Failure Symptoms of Exhaust Air Supply Tubes: Warning Signs and Indicators

Exhaust Air Supply Tube Maintenance Guide

Flexible Rubber Air Supply Tubes

  • Signs of failure:
    • Visible cracks or splits in the rubber
    • Brittleness when flexed
    • Oil residue on the surface
    • Bulging or weak spots
  • Service schedule: Inspect every 30,000 miles or 2 years, replace if showing signs of wear
  • Metal Air Supply Tubes

    • Signs of failure:
      • Rust or corrosion
      • Dents or crushing damage
      • Loose connections
      • Whistling sounds during operation
    • Service schedule: Inspect annually, replace if corrosion affects more than 20% of surface area
    • Composite/Plastic Air Supply Tubes

      • Signs of failure:
        • Discoloration from heat exposure
        • Hairline cracks
        • Warping or deformation
        • Brittle texture
      • Service schedule: Inspect every 60,000 miles or 4 years, replace if showing signs of degradation
      • Note: These are general guidelines. Always consult your vehicle's manual for specific maintenance schedules and recommendations.

How It Works

  • Get a quote online or set-up a time to have your vehicle looked at.
  • Pick time slots that work for you, easily, online.
  • We will confirm appointments and send reminders.
  • Our mechanics bring everything that is needed to you.
  • All you have to do is provided a safe area for the work to be performed.

What we need from you

  • A safe place to work on your vehicle
  • No working on the side of busy roads
  • No working on unstable or steep surfaces.
  • We do not perform repairs during severe weather.
  • Authorization from a property owner or management.
  • Repair work done in a parking lot or at your  requires permission.
  • We do not do repairs in areas restricted by law.

Common Questions

Service Area

Our primary service area is greater Grand Rapids and includes Comstock Park, East Grand Rapids, GrandvilleKentwood, Walker, and Wyoming

Our secondary service area is provided by our Belding location and includes: Belding, Greenville, Ionia and the sorrounding areas.

Contact us if you have any questions about where we provide services.

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