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Howdy, Im not quite sure how to explain this. At the end of the muffler, inside, I guess it is the Spark Arrestor. Well it is completely loose and the screen is off and loose. But Im not sure how to get it out and how to put a new one in there. Im sure it is the original muffler but it seems in decent shape.

Does anyone have any suggestions? Also, whithout spending alot of money, are there any suggestions on what spark arrestor to purchase like a Universal one that just mounts to the end of the muffler with hose clamps or screws?

Thanks,

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Thanks for the Reply Ajmboy. Actually I emailed Rocky Mountian ATV and they said that I need Part # 6 which is called the Pipe, Outlet. It is the Spark Arrestor. It is $77.77 OEM Parts and OEM Motorcycle Parts for Dirt Bikes, ATVs and UTVs | Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

I was able to get the old Spark Arrestor out. I then cleaned up the parts and hosed clamped it back together. I then put it back in. At least it will get me by until I can afford to spend the money.

Thanks again for the Reply

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