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I'm re-hanging my exhaust system now, and realized that the hangers are a bit too loose toward the rear.  The two hangers toward the rear of the tail pipe have rubber parts that are worn and loose.  Does anyone sell these hangers?   I checked Bernbaum's and he doesn't sell exhaust parts anymore.  Thanks.  

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The same above rubber grommet was also used by Chevy around 1937  they are both the same grommet.

NOS 1937-50 Chevrolet Passenger Car Tailpipe Support Rubber Grommet GM 593638 $8.95 on ebay

 

 

Rich Hartung

desoto1939@aol.com

 

 

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Instead of getting the Chevrolet grommet, I got the on from mopar direct on Ebay for Mopar and it cost less.  I installed the universal hanger for the middle hanger and it worked nicely.  Even though the back hanger is not installed yet, the tailpipe firmed right up!  I'm waiting for the rear grommet to come in the mail as the metal parts are fine.  I don't think anyone sells the original hanger for the middle anymore as it is somewhat complex.  The metal was fine, but the rubber insulator was ready to fall apart as I show in these pics.  

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That rubber part looks like it could have been replaced.  I assume it's riveted tot eh metal parts.  A strip of fiber reinforced rubber matching the dimensions of the old part and some bolts might have done it.

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Yes, I was thinking that and you are right that the rubber was riveted on.  I guess I should at least save the part and see if I can do that by drilling out the rivets and installed new rubber and nuts and bolts.  

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