Exhaust System

GENERAL INFORMATION

Exhaust System

1. SEAL.

2. SPRING.

3. BOLT.

4. EXHAUST INLET PIPE.

5. CATALYTIC CONVERTER.

6. GASKET.

7. BOLT.

8. NUT.

9. CATALYTIC CONVERTER HEAT SHIELD.

10. INTERMEDIATE EXHAUST PIPE.

11. DAMPER RING.

12. FRONT MUFFLER.

13. REAR MUFFLER.

14. MUFFLER CLAMP.

15. NUT.

16. MUFFLER STRAP.

17. BOLT.

18. DAMPER RING.

19. REAR MUFFLER HEAT SHIELD.

20. FRONT MUFFLER HEAT SHIELD.

21. OXYGEN SENSOR.

22. EXHAUST MANIFOLD.

23. EXHAUST MANIFOLD GASKET

During inspection, maintenance, or repair of the exhaust system,

check that there is sufficient clearance between the exhaust system components

and the vehicle underbody. Contact or insufficient clearance between the underbody and hot exhaust system components may cause severe heating of the floor panels and

damage to the anti-corrosion and sound-deadening coatings, as well as floor mats and

trim materials in the passenger compartment. Inspect the exhaust system and

the related fasteners on the underbody, as well as the luggage compartment lid, for damage, defects, missing parts, displaced components, leaking weld seams, loose fasteners and other faults,

which may allow exhaust gases to enter the passenger compartment or luggage compartment.

vehicle. Dirt or water in the luggage compartment may be a result of

the above luggage compartment lid faults. Repair all detected faults immediately. When replacing the muffler, it is necessary to simultaneously

replace the rear exhaust pipe as well..

The connection of the exhaust pipe to the front pipe is flexible and

self-tightening, so no sealing gasket is required. Some mufflers have connecting sleeves with slots that

provide a tighter connection with the mating exhaust pipe when the clamp is installed.