I noticed a knock coming from the rear of my car the other day. At first I thought it was my youngest's pile of books on the back seat falling to the floor but when I walked to the rear of the car I noticed the silencer was hanging down. The rear rubber coupling had sheared off.
A quick google-surf and I found the Lancia part number off Eper - 46810305 - google again and this is a common fiat group bit shared with the likes of the Bravo/Stilo.
The Fiat part number 712650281 is exactly the same part and there is also a generic part number of 420397.
Anyway the point is as its a shared component - a quick 10 minute drive to my nearest Euro Car Parts and with the current Summer discount code I got a new one - in stock marked up for a Stilo for the princely price of a tenner! Doddle to replace - I cut the old rubber off the box - bit of WD on the single nut bracket and on the two exhaust prongs to put the new one on and its all sorted. Hope this helps someone else! No need to go to a Chrysler dealer. My car has now done 48k so to be expected. The rear box is darn heavy!
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I noticed a knock coming from the rear of my car the other day. At first I thought it was my youngest's pile of books on the back seat falling to the floor but when I walked to the rear of the car I noticed the silencer was hanging down. The rear rubber coupling had sheared off.
A quick google-surf and I found the Lancia part number off Eper - 46810305 - google again and this is a common fiat group bit shared with the likes of the Bravo/Stilo.
The Fiat part number 712650281 is exactly the same part and there is also a generic part number of 420397.
Anyway the point is as its a shared component - a quick 10 minute drive to my nearest Euro Car Parts and with the current Summer discount code I got a new one - in stock marked up for a Stilo for the princely price of a tenner! Doddle to replace - I cut the old rubber off the box - bit of WD on the single nut bracket and on the two exhaust prongs to put the new one on and its all sorted. Hope this helps someone else! No need to go to a Chrysler dealer. My car has now done 48k so to be expected. The rear box is darn heavy!
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