To protect the environment, the EPA requires your vehicle to feature an emissions/exhaust system. Components work together to move fumes away from the passenger cabin, limit the amount of harmful emissions, assist with engine performance/fuel economy, and reduce noise. While the exhaust works well for a long time, the time will likely come for repair. One commonly needed fix is the replacement of an oxygen sensor. It measures the amount of unburned oxygen in the exhaust, relaying information important to optimizing the fuel-air ratio for combustion.

This problem could be the underlying cause of an illuminated check engine light. Another issue that can develop over time is loose parts. Daily travel can cause brackets to break and loosen connections. Our team can restore the parts to their original positions to function as intended. Further, a blocked tailpipe prevents exhaust gasses from escaping. If this happens to your automobile, we’ll find and fix the trouble. Finally, the catalytic converter “cleans” exhaust using chemical reactions. Specifically, it changes harmful hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxide into carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and water vapor that’s less dangerous. This component lasts for years without needing cleaning or replacing. However, it will need to be replaced if it does go bad.