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Did you fail your emissions test? Do the smart thing and bring your car to Auto Tech Specialists for emissions and exhaust systems repair. We’ll have you back on the road in no time.
The Importance of Your Exhaust System
You may think your car’s exhaust system is designed only to reduce noise, but it also plays a crucial role in reducing harmful emissions from entering the atmosphere. Properly functioning mufflers and exhaust systems not only sound better but also perform better, benefiting you, your car, and the environment.
Your exhaust system begins at the front of your car, right behind the engine. Here’s how it works:
By the time those gases leave the vehicle, your emission system has made your car run smoother, cleaner, and quieter.
Common Exhaust System Issues
Any one of these components can fail and affect everything from your gas mileage to the air you breathe. It’s a complex system, but our emissions and muffler repair experts can diagnose the problem and get you right back on the road.
Auto Tech Specialists is the expert in mufflers and exhaust system service. We take pride in providing high-quality mufflers, pipes, and other exhaust system components for your car or truck. Our catalytic converters meet stringent EPA and CARB requirements for pollution reduction. Our expert technicians can perform muffler repair, replace O2 sensors, and take care of any other exhaust system services your car may need.
We offer a full range of exhaust service options, from high-performance mufflers and exhaust systems to value-oriented replacement mufflers and systems. Stop by Auto Tech Specialists today for an exhaust inspection and experience the satisfaction our expertise provides.
A: Normally, this is nothing to worry about unless you see smoke coming from the exhaust after the engine is at operating temperature.
A: Not to worry. What you’re seeing is water condensation draining through the muffler’s drain hole or out of the end of the tailpipe. It’s completely normal and caused by the engine itself.
A: Since the 1990s, most exhaust systems are built with stainless steel, and modern engine management systems are controlled by computers. These advancements allow the muffler to last for years, and in some cases, depending on where you live, a muffler can last the lifetime of the vehicle.
A: No, but a restriction in the exhaust system will reduce MPGs and/or performance to the point that your car may not even start.
A: It’s definitely not a good idea. For starters, you’ll no longer be able to use your car on U.S. streets or highways, and it will also be unbelievably LOUD! Exhaust fumes will also enter the cabin of the vehicle, which can cause illness or even death. Yikes.
A: An exhaust is the entire system, from the engine cylinder head to the tailpipe. It includes the exhaust manifold, catalytic converter, muffler, and all pipes and hardware that connect it to the chassis.
A: If you hear noise that gets louder when you accelerate, you may need a new muffler. Keep in mind that noise is only an indicator of an exhaust system problem. We’ll detect the exact problem at Auto Tech Specialists.
Don’t let a failing exhaust system affect your car’s performance or the environment. Click the button below to schedule your muffler and exhaust repair appointment with Auto Tech Specialists. Our skilled technicians are here to ensure your vehicle runs smoothly and efficiently.
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