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Category: Repairs and Maintenance
Forum Name: Boat Maintenance
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Printed Date: January-16-2025 at 7:50am


Topic: exhaust hoses
Posted By: dans
Subject: exhaust hoses
Date Posted: March-29-2006 at 7:36am
I recently replaced my exhaust hoses. I had to throw away the carpet wrapped around the old hoses. Why is this carpet even there ? Is it ok to leave it off ? Thanks Dan



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Posted By: Bremsen
Date Posted: March-29-2006 at 7:44am
I think you want it there. I'm pretty sure its there mostly to avoid rattling and probably some heat protection. The exhaust would rattle against the hull and stringers pretty bad without the cushioning of the carpet.

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Posted By: Bob's2001
Date Posted: March-29-2006 at 10:24am
Roger that. Mine has sponges between mufflers & hull.

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Posted By: 81nautique
Date Posted: March-29-2006 at 11:01am
That's not carpeting it's a vibration and noise abatement and reduction system.

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Posted By: dans
Date Posted: March-29-2006 at 12:38pm
This was carpet on the hoses. I left the carpet on the glass packs so they wont rattle. The hoses dont rattle when I drive. Think it's ok to leave off ?


Posted By: JEFF KOSTIS
Date Posted: March-30-2006 at 8:03pm
     They used the scrap carpet from the floor to wrap not only the exhaust, but also used it on the gas tank wood rails. You will find several different colors on different boats which I think was pretty neat.
                                  Jeff...

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