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And now it's time for...Name that exhaust part! 700 1989

posted by  Pragmatist on  Fri Oct 10 05:07 CST 2003
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Greetings everyone!

I've tracked down an exhaust noise in my 1989 740GL B230F Wagon to a break in a pipe under the front passenger's seat. The pipe is about 27" or 28" long with a large canister-shaped section and is clamped to the rest of the exhaust system on both ends. Here are some pictures:








The last picture is of the break itself. It looks like someone tried to fix this before with a spot weld.

Anyone know what this part is called and about how much i should expect to pay for it?

Thanks a million.





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