Your exhaust system is designed to accomplish several things at once. Firstly, your exhaust is designed in such a way that carbon emissions exit away from your cabin. This protects you from harmful carcinogens in your exhaust fumes. Secondly, your exhaust is designed to manage the amount of carbon that’s released into the atmosphere. This is done using your truck’s catalytic converter. Thirdly, exhausts are designed to keep your engine relatively quiet. Here at Kuntz Truck Repair, we offer a full suite of repair and maintenance services for all types of exhaust systems.
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The main cause of exhaust damage is corrosion. Over time, rust will build up on your exhaust and it may start to leak or fall apart altogether. Since your exhaust hangs relatively low, it’s also important to note that road debris is a big contributor to exhaust damage. The industry experts here at Kuntz Truck Repair will weld your exhaust back together, or patch it up as necessary. We also do installations and replacements.
Signs of a Bad Exhaust System
Your vehicle has become extremely loud when running.
This usually means you have an exhaust leak. Leaks generally occur due to rust, and are most often found where exhaust tubes meet.
You hear loud rattling noises when driving.
This usually means you have loose heat shields. Heat shields are responsible for protecting your vehicle from the heat produced by your exhaust. Without them, vital components may be at risk of melting or catching fire.
Exhaust Fumes in Cabin
If you notice fumes entering the cabin, chances are you have an exhaust leak. This is an extremely dangerous circumstance, for these fumes can cause you significant harm. If you start to have headaches, migraines, or nausea, we highly recommend you cease the operation of your vehicle and speak to your doctor immediately.
Our exhaust technicians here at Kuntz Truck Repair pride themselves on their good work. Our well-thought-out process and highly trained industry experts will make sure your vehicle is operating better than ever before. Why not give us a call today to schedule an appointment?
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