Exhaust mounts

[Gadgetman]

The eBay link was just to show the type of mount.
And yeah, there's a lot of crappy ones one the market.
Luckily, they're mostly standarddised so many parts stores have them in stock, so that you can see them before buying.
I find that a smear of dishwashing liquid in the holes help the rubbers go on pretty easily.

I also give them a dash of silicone spray(the same you use on rubber door seals) every year, just on the off chance that it'll help them last longer.

[ajcommercial]

The rubber mounts on my 'lingo have a flat cord bound around them, it is part of the mount and not a bodge. I bought some mounts but didn't like the quality so I went to Citroen, paid through the nose and received the same 'cheap' looking rubber mounts so it seems to me Citroen don't supply the  mounts with a cord around as a part...
 I recon if the exhaust is aligned the weight would be even along the length so I usually spend time getting the exhaust right before I tighten the clamps..

 I have just fitted a new exhaust and found the centre pipe about 2 inches too short.  I ordered by part number and the part numbers I got from the Citroen parts cat so they are right.. Any ideas on how to join the pipes together ?

[oilyrag]

These are available - exhaust centres also may have them for fitting repair sections. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Exhaust-Pipe-C...XQWzNSf7us