I wouldn't thing so.
SOURCE: 2003 escape idling to high, exhaust pipes turning orange red, not cataylic
Your escape is a 3.0L duratec motor. Is the motor itself overheating or just the pipes? The high idle is often related to a dirty Idle Air Control module or IAC, which is located on the top of the motor near the throttle body. If you clean this, or replace it, after a few days the high idle is often times solved.
SOURCE: a hole in an exhaust pipe
You won't get any damage to the vehicle.....you'll just have that noise all the time......and the wiping problem...elaborate on it.....noise coming from the wiper motor???
SOURCE: car starts but has no power and exhaust pipes get red hot
your converter is blocked needs to be changed,unless exhaust system is damaged and causing restrition.
SOURCE: flex pipe
is it true? 8 years warranty on flex pipe!! please if anyone knows about this post a coment
SOURCE: Ran over a large rock
Thats the flex pipe probably attached to your converter. This type of pipe is used because of how the engine sits in the engine compartment and is used to reduce stress on the exhaust system. This can be done at home but it requires wielding skills. The piece you need is the flex joint. If you have not done this before I might recommend you have some assistance with it. With the Downpipe, Flexpipe and Catalytic Converter all being one piece and only needing the flex joint it will take two or three hours.
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