Situated below your vehicle, your exhaust system's responsibility is to collect and redirect the harmful emissions produced by your engine during normal operation--including both noise and physical pollutants. Composed of intricate pipes and tubing, your vehicle’s exhaust system is designed to streamline vehicle operation and performance. Ensuring you have a well-running exhaust system is vital for the safety of your vehicle, but more importantly, for the safety of yourself and your passengers. While it’s important to remember ignoring problems like these can cost you big on repairs and services, it’s much more important to remember that issues stemming from your exhaust system can also result in severe, even deadly, health problems such as Carbon Monoxide poisoning.
As we’ve touched on already, your exhaust system is a crucial part of vehicle, driver, and passenger safety. Did you know, however, that there are other surprising benefits of exhaust maintenance to consider? Your exhaust plays a huge role in the upkeep of your vehicle's performance. When there’s a problem, depending on the severity, your injured exhaust system can leave a huge impact on your vehicle’s performance and overall driving experience. Just think about that noisy car with a busted muffler roaring down your street at 3am—it's an unpleasant sound. Now, picture yourself in that car, with all that commotion coming from your very own engine. A well-functioning muffler quells the noise created by your engine, smoothing out the sound waves and providing you with a quieter, more peaceful ride. Did we mention the benefits at the gas pump? Taking care of your exhaust means having a more fuel efficient vehicle–better gas mileage, fewer stops at the pump!
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Located on the underside of your vehicle, the catalytic converter helps clean up vehicle emissions before expelling them...
Approx. Time: 60 Minutes
The center exhaust section contains the catalytic converter and the section of exhaust pipes between the downpipe and the tail pipe...
The exhaust system is responsible for converting engine emissions into less harmful gases before releasing those gases into the atmosphere...
The exhaust system collects the harmful emissions released from your engine and directs them away from the vehicle...
Approx. Time: 15 Minutes
In your vehicle’s exhaust system, the manifold collects harmful emissions produced by the engine during the combustion process...
Approx. Time: 120 Minutes
As part of the exhaust system, the muffler is responsible for dampening engine noise and releasing vehicle emissions into the environment...
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