Exhaust

There are multiple components to your car's exhaust system. It helps with the safe removal of toxic gases that your engine creates when running. Essentially it transforms toxic fumes into less toxic fumes to benefit the environment and pedestrians.

How Does a Car Exhaust Work?

When your engine combusts the mixture of fuel and oxygen, the byproduct is a series of toxic gases that are harmful to humans and the environment. What transfers these harmful toxins into less harmful gases is the catalytic converter. Metals like Rhodium, palladium, and platinum within the catalytic converter transform the carbon monoxide, nitric oxide, nitrogen dioxide, and hydrocarbons into less harmful gases like carbon dioxide and water vapor.

The cleaner exhaust is then sent through the manifold and down the muffler where it exits the tailpipe into the atmosphere. Since most of this system is located within the undercarriage of your vehicle, it is exposed to the possibility of rust and corrosion. Over time, your tail pipe, muffler, or other various exhaust parts will experience deterioration and possible malfunction.

Signs of a bad car exhaust will include:

• Check engine lights on the dash
• The stench of gas fumes
• Rattling sounds beneath car
• A drop in fuel efficiency
• Lower acceleration

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