Exhaust

The exhaust system is responsible for purification of exhaust gases by removing harmful substances and noise reduction. It has a set of pipes which expel combustion gases and wastes. Basically, the exhaust takes the fumes away from your engine. If you didn't have an exhaust system, all those fumes would go directly into your cabin area while you were driving and make you sick. That's why it's important to keep the exhaust system in good condition. The exhaust system consists of exhaust manifolds, pipes, a muffler (sometimes 2!), catalytic converters and sometimes resonators. The muffler acts a silencer to reduce the sound. Sometimes people put different mufflers on if they want more sound instead of less sound. Rust holes or damaged exhaust can cause problems with your vehicle like your check engine light may come on, reduced gas mileage, decrease in power and acceleration, rattling noises, and it could even cause exhaust fumes to enter your vehicle. Exhaust fumes, which are carbon monoxide, can make you sick and often times you wouldn't even realize it until it was too late. Exercise proper maintenance of your exhaust system for optimal car functioning and to prevent environmental pollution. Find replacement genuine OEM exhaust partshere at Factory Mopar Direct.