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When the engine in your SUV, pickup, car, or van burns fuel, it produces harmful byproducts as a result. Your vehicle's exhaust system has the responsibility of removing those noxious elements so that cleaner gases are emitted into the atmosphere. That keeps the air cleaner, benefitting you, your passengers, and our shared environment.
How Your Exhaust System Works
Exhaust systems work in three stages. First off, pollutants pass through a catalytic converter. There, metals capture the toxic molecules and separate them into oxygen and nitrogen. Nitrogen gets retained, while the oxygen continues through the system. The process burns any hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide, leaving little more than carbon dioxide and water vapor.
Then the exhaust manifold collects the gases and sends them to the exhaust pipe. While that's happening, your resonator and muffler optimize the airflow and limit engine noise. Finally, the tail pipe releases the cleaner fumes into the air.
How to Spot Exhaust System Problems
Automotive exhaust systems don't last forever, though. Even the best can eventually fail. Signs of trouble include:
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If an exhaust system component starts to fail, replace it with one made by your manufacturer. They're the only ones that are guaranteed to be compatible with your model, ensuring the fit and performance you need. Search our online auto parts catalogue by make, model, and model year to find everything you need for the job -- in stock and priced up to 35% below the MSRP others charge. Buy today and we'll get your order shipped year out right away!