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sound deadener and heat

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I have a aouple of rattles left to get out of my car. I bought some 60 mil dynamat type sound deadener off ebay. one of the last rattles I have is the heat deflector that is mounted 2 1/2" away from my muffler. it probably doesn't get near as hot as the muffler, but I want to get some feedback on it before I put any on the top of the deflector. does anyone know how much heat these deadeners can take safely. Should I put the deadener on the deflector?

any advice would be appreciated.

thanks Josh

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Thanks for the link. It will help a lot. I may have to buy a small amount just to do the deflector. I have the b-quiet extreme and its not ok for temps ubove 160. But I wonder how hot the deflector gets?

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Thanks for the link. It will help a lot. I may have to buy a small amount just to do the deflector. I have the b-quiet extreme and its not ok for temps ubove 160. But I wonder how hot the deflector gets?

if you have an oven thermometer or something you could always just measure it

my $0.02

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It will get hotter than any deadener will be able to withstand. If it's rattling, it's probably due to a broken weld. Best thing to do is to check and make sure it is secure on the muffler/tailpipe, wherever it is. If not, I'd suggest taking it somewhere and having it welded back securely or doing it yourself if it's feasible.

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If it is just naturally floppy try and reinforce it or add mass to it anyway you can with metal. I am sure when you measure with a thermometer you are going to see well beyond the glue holding range.

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I need to get up under there and see exactly why its rattleing. A weld shop would'nt charge much to weld something that small. Then again there are 2 kinds of deadener that can withstand over 500 degrees. If only I could get my hands on a small package of one of them.

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