The Basics of an Exhaust System
The products of engine combustion are vented into the manifold. These gases are toxic and harmful, so the manifold directs them to the catalytic converter. The catalytic converter performs chemical reactions to neutralize those gases into less harmful products, like carbon dioxide and water. Then the gas passes into a chamber with channels and tubes for the air to enter, which dulls down the combustion noise, called the muffler. From the muffler, the gas is released behind your car, so it doesn't enter the cabin at all.
Why Your Ford Might Need Exhaust System Service
Understandably, the gases that leave your engine are very hot. This heats the exhaust system, which is held up by metal connectors. Should a few connectors break, your exhaust system could fall and rest on hoses and wires, potentially melting them. The system can also be damaged by debris from the road, which can cause leaks. Our certified technicians will take a comprehensive look at your exhaust system and make sure everything's in order.
OEM Parts for Your Replacements
Our service center has OEM parts from Ford on location, so we can have the part installed in no time whenever you need a part replaced. These parts are genuine Ford parts and are the same parts that Ford designed to go in your specific vehicle. They're tested for quality and safety, so the integrity of the part you receive is never in question. We have genuine OEM parts to give you the absolute best.
