The other day I was driving into work and randomly heard what I thought was an exhaust leak. The next day when I was able to jack the car up I found that this pipe was actually broken. It is the pipe that connects the header to the rest of the exhaust. Obviously it needs to be replaced, what I'm asking is how would I call this specific pipe out to find and purchase it. Thanks!



Once again, any help is appreciated. Thanks.

 

Looks shitty...if you want a cheap and quick fix, go to a parts store and get a 2" stainless steel sleeve. Works quite well.

Otherwise, pick up another oem header, donut and some hardware.

 

Order a new header.

 

The answer rather depends on what car you have. The rules sticky says you have to give all car information, which you have failed to do.

 

Based on the title and his signature its a 1997 Civic Hatch Back.

 

We shouldn't have to make assumptions. OP needs to tell us, directly, exactly what car it is.

 

The original part is called an A-pipe. Whatever that is/was in the picture is not original.

 

******* hell. This is why car information is required.



Part #8. 18210-S01-A21 is the part number. Unless you have an EX, in which case it's part #9 in that diagram. I see no reason why the pipe pictured couldn't be the original A pipe.

 

I'm just saying that because I know exactly what the original one looked like and that's not it. That looks like something a muffler shop bent up and welded up to the original bracket (which has since also failed). It's also missing the spring bolts and the b-pipe appears to be aftermarket too, but I could be mistaken on that.