not sure what happened..easy fix or no

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Asked by ncorr427 Sep 29, 2017 at 10:50 PM about the 2007 Mazda MAZDA6 GS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

def looks like something broke...looks like bolt
possibly broke...i really am not well with cars...how
much would a repair charge...roughly

4 Answers

59,025

Is it a exhaust leak, just go to muffler shop have them weld it up unless the rust has eaten threw and you need to replace the exhaust then do so, easy fix in my book, in other words its not a bad engine or trans, so easy fix.

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i dont see anything leaking or whatever...the2 pieces came apart...not sure if they could reconnect or have to replace more than that etc

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59,025

Looks like exhaust, if you crank it up and its exhaust there should be exhaust gases escaping. Have you tried that, to feel air/gas escaping?

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the left part separated from the right...right above where the arrow is pointing

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