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Car Forum / Honda Cars / July 2005

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94 Accord LX Exhaust Replacement - Dif Parts for Cal Model?

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Richard Minami - 29 Jul 2005 06:09 GMT
Hello all.  I have a question regarding the exhaust system on my '94 Accord
LX.  It was sounding loud, so I had my mechanic take a look.  The muffler is
bad from the catalytic converter back.  They quoted me something like $500
to replace those pieces.  I don't have an exact quote, since it was over the
phone, bundled with a CV boot (axle half shaft replacement) fix.  Anyway,
they said it was more expensive because it's a California model.  Could this
be true?  I live in Seattle, and my sister bought it new in Alexandria,
Virginia!  Does anyone know if Honda makes a different exhaust system for
the California market?

A friend at work looked online and in less than 30 seconds, saw that you can
buy the parts for less than $200, and that it's a piece of cake to change
out.  Any thoughts on that?

Oh, and I heard that Honda doesn't use stainless steel, so this is why I
have this problem with only 96,000 miles.  Would the true Honda parts still
be better to buy?

Thanks!

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Richard Minami
'94 Honda Accord LX
'05 Ford Explorer XLT Sport

R. P. - 29 Jul 2005 08:19 GMT
> Hello all.  I have a question regarding the exhaust system on my '94
> Accord
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> still
> be better to buy?

Richard, I also live in the PS area and the muffler of my '94 LX was
also replaced at around 100 K miles. It's been another 100K since then
and the OEM replacement muffler is holding up just fine. It should for
your car, too. My car is not a Calif. model though and I don't see why
yours should be if it was bought new in Va.

Rudy
 
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