Think this can be jb welded?

Title says it all. Do you think this can be jb welded back on?

 

Just get it welded on.

 

You can but it will not last.

 

It was welded on by a shop three years ago.

 

JB weld will burn off

new pipe time or find a mig/tig welder

 

Try a...different shop this time. Any old school muffler shop will probably charge $20 max to fix that.

 

I in the doubt JB weld will hold it through the first drive and definitely not after going over railroad tracks.

 

I'd just TIG that back on. Agree that JB Weld would not last at all.

 

Just hacksaw it all off right behind the axle

 

The hanger doesn't have enough contact patch onto the exhaust tubing. The forces exerted on that small area during your driving are what caused it to break. Needs a longer hanger with more contact patch.

 

That repair is screaming for bailing wire.

 

Shouldn’t the shop that I took it to have already done that?

 

This is a 5 minute fix.

Not sure why it's turning into something more

 

The photo shows they did not.

 

take it to a decent muffler shop, any teenager could weld that up but hte reason jb probly isnt the move is how much grinding youd have to do, to clean up all those surfaces. real welding is the answer, imo.

 

Welding is the only "right" way.

 

I'm going to 2nd, 3rd.....even the "high temp" JB Weld will burn off before long.

 

You could weld that.

or get a replacement catback. My TRD catback was like $150 lightly used.

 

Why stop there? Replacement truck is probably only ~$8k!

 

seeing where this is on the truck give yourself a "high clearance" exhaust mod. chop that exhaust pipe off right before it flattens back out and then no need to re weld that mount back on, and hacksaw blade/ saw-z-all blade anyone can use. or if you want to get fancy use a cut off wheel!

but you could likely use JB weld that far back in the system but why not chop the pipe back

though it looks like that some kid of modified exhaust as the normal hanger back there is still in the pic on the frame.