Exhaust Rubber Hanger Mount for VW Audi VAG - 113-958

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The FA1 Exhaust Rubber Hanger Mount (113-958) is designed for VW Audi VAG vehicle owners who need a reliable, direct-fit replacement to secure their exhaust assembly and reduce unwanted cabin vibration. This mount is an essential component for maintaining exhaust system alignment and longevity, though users should ensure their vehicle is lifted safely and the exhaust is cool before attempting installation.
| Model Part Number | 113-958 |
|---|---|
| Brand | FA1 |
This part is designed for specific VAG group applications. Always check your vehicle's specific fitment against the MPN 113-958.
Generally, no, but a rubber hanger removal tool or a pry bar can make removing the old, stubborn mount much easier.
Lifespan varies based on climate and driving conditions, but they should be inspected for cracks every 20,000 to 30,000 miles.
This is a classic sign of a stretched or broken exhaust hanger. Replacing it with this mount should restore the proper clearance.
It is recommended to avoid petroleum-based lubricants as they can degrade rubber over time; use silicone spray instead.
Apply a generous amount of silicone lubricant or soapy water to the metal pin and the inner hole of the rubber mount.
Check other hangers in the system; often, if one fails, others may be stressed or failing as well. Also, ensure the rubber is fully seated.
To install, ensure the vehicle is safely supported on jack stands. Apply a small amount of silicone-based spray or dish soap to the hanger pin to allow the rubber mount to slide on easily. For maintenance, inspect the hanger during every oil change or exhaust service for signs of dry rot, cracks, or stretching. If the exhaust appears to hang lower than usual, the mount has likely lost its elasticity and should be replaced immediately to prevent exhaust leaks caused by pipe misalignment.