Question 1

What components are included in the exhaust system?

Accepted Answer

The complete exhaust system includes: exhaust manifold, catalytic converter, particulate filter (diesel), lambda sensors, intermediate silencer, rear silencer and connecting pipes. Each component has a specific function: reduce emissions, dampen noise and evacuate gases.

Question 2

How do I know if my exhaust has a leak?

Accepted Answer

The most common symptoms are: loud noise or engine backfiring, exhaust fume smell in the cabin, loss of power, increased consumption and vibrations. Leaks usually occur at joints, welds or rusted areas. It is important to repair them as soon as possible for safety.

Question 3

Are replacement exhaust systems noisy?

Accepted Answer

No, our replacement exhaust systems are designed to maintain the same noise levels as the original. They comply with European noise regulations (74 dB maximum) and pass MOT tests without problems. Only specific sports lines may increase sound.

Question 4

How long does an exhaust system last?

Accepted Answer

Lifespan depends on use and conditions: an exhaust can last between 80,000 and 150,000 km. Factors that shorten its life are: short journeys (internal condensation), road salt, humidity and impacts. Stainless steel lasts longer than aluminised steel.

Question 5

Can I install a sports exhaust on my car?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as long as it is type-approved and complies with emissions and noise regulations. A sports exhaust can improve performance and sound, but must include a catalytic converter and not exceed legal noise limits. Non-approved exhausts fail MOT tests.