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Posted by Indy
 - April 24, 2010, 16:25:03 PM
Quote from: Driftn05 on April 21, 2010, 20:43:48 PM

I have the stock exhaust on my 05 1500.  I noticed the other day that I have black soot on the fender.  Directly to the side of where the soot is there is a hole in the exhaust pipe and it looks to be factory.  Is there a way to keep the paint from getting it?  Has anyone else noticed this?  Thanks in advance

Hello,,

you can get it of with Comadant 4 its a product in europe,, i hope you find it also in the usa.
there are 3 holes,, 2 to keep it on the exhaustpipe, and one to hold the db killers in place.
a frend of mine  had the same problem and he had put on a bold an a ring in the hole...
so he don"t has black scoot on his fender.

Indy  holland

Posted by chief
 - April 22, 2010, 15:59:36 PM

There are 3 (I think) bolt holes there at the tip. If you have a hole, look at it, bet there are threads inside and you have a missing bolt.

Posted by Driftn05
 - April 21, 2010, 20:43:48 PM

I have the stock exhaust on my 05 1500.  I noticed the other day that I have black soot on the fender.  Directly to the side of where the soot is there is a hole in the exhaust pipe and it looks to be factory.  Is there a way to keep the paint from getting it?  Has anyone else noticed this?  Thanks in advance

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