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Exhaust System

The exhaust system works very hard to control the harmful exhaust gases that are excreted from a car. It's one of the many reasons why we should give the needed credit to our exhaust system, and not think of it only when it makes a sound. The exhaust system is part of a bigger picture that also involves your emission control system. Both the exhaust and the emission control system work closely together in order to regulate the harmful gases and pollutants that are emitted from your vehicle and control your cars noise at the same time.

When you have an efficient exhaust system, you create a healthier environment and make your vehicle quieter while driving down the road. Each one of us has heard a moving vehicle that is in need of an urgent muffler repair service. This particular sound cannot be mistaken. There are two types of mufflers – the first one uses a sound absorbing material and the second one is a baffled chambered muffler.

If your car is having muffler or exhaust system problems, our trained technicians at our auto repair shop can assist you in making a decision about what type of service would be best for you. The maintenance of your exhaust system can be an easy task, if you stay on top of your vehicle's general preventative services.

Pay a visit to our auto repair shop and let our technicians take care of your exhaust system. They will complete the job right the first time and in a timely manner.

Your exhaust system is more than a muffler. It is a series of pipes that run under your vehicle, connected to your muffler and catalytic converter. The main function of your exhaust system is to control noise and to funnel exhaust fumes away from passengers. A vehicle”s exhaust system routes waste gases from the engine to the rear of the vehicle, where they are discharged into the atmosphere. Exhaust gases contain dangerous substances such as carbon monoxide, which can be hazardous if allowed to flow into the passenger housing of the vehicle. The exhaust system also converts pollutants into less harmful byproducts, reduces the noise of the engine, and directs exhaust gases so they can be used to heat air and fuel before they go into the engine’s cylinders to be burned. Finally, the exhaust system provides just the right amount of backpressure into the engine to improve its fuel-burning efficiency and increase performance. Key components of your exhaust system include:

  • Exhaust Pipes
  • Exhaust Manifold
  • Catalytic Converter
  • Muffler
  • Resonator
  • Tail Pipe
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