Noticed an exhaust for the 4x4 on line. Whether it fits I know not, but its been hard or impossible to find an aftermarket part till now.

4x4 Exhaust is main dealer only unless you go to a bespoke zorst maker like I did and have a full stanless system fabricated on the spot £280. I was quoted £676 for the centre part from Arnold Cark and £119 for aproxy alignment

Keano said:

4x4 Exhaust is main dealer only unless you go to a bespoke zorst maker like I did and have a full stanless system fabricated on the spot £280. I was quoted £676 for the centre part from Arnold Cark and £119 for aproxy alignment

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Proxy alligment for a exhaust?

My wife’s 2014 Panda 4x4 had a slight knocking sound from front of the car! Various check by various mechanics & nothing.
Then recently got to drive and the twin pot sounded throatier than normal and seemed to be getting worse.
Took it to my local independent mechanic who found a spit near the coupling plus the front mount had broken. Guess this put extra stress on an Exhaust that is a single unit!!
There were no after market systems available in the U.K. as i was pushed for time, I ordered complete system (OE comes in complete piece from cat back) via a local dealership @ £515 + vat but had no choice, as car was due it’s MOT!
I guess if I had more time should have sourced a bespoke one made from Stainless - it would prob last lifetime if the car.

Chris3234 The proxy alignment was to stop the mileage flashing & reboot the blue&me it was a separate issue from the exhaust.

I had front exhaust flexi repair. Same fault on my first 4x4 too but that fixed with exhaust putty. Current one, repair £128. Bargain really compared to completely new.