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Chrysler Cirrus Exhaust Muffler And Tailpipe
Part Number: E0055153$92.34 MSRP: $117.51You Save: $25.17 (22%)
Chrysler Cirrus Exhaust Muffler And Tailpipe
Part Number: 4764317AB$481.08 MSRP: $704.00You Save: $222.92 (32%)Chrysler Cirrus Exhaust Muffler And Tailpipe
Part Number: 4764331AD$316.97 MSRP: $365.00You Save: $48.03 (14%)
Chrysler Cirrus Muffler
Chrysler Cirrus Muffler serves a very important part in Chrysler Cirrus exhaust system, channeling exhaust fumes from the engine and at the same time reducing as much as possible the noise resulting from the process of internal combustion in the engine chamber. This is especially important for the safety of the occupants because fumes that are let out by the exhaust include Carbon Monoxide. Chrysler Cirrus Mufflers come in oval or the cylindrical style with an inlet and outlet for installment into the exhaust system. Throughout the years Chrysler Cirrus has used many forms of Mufflers including direct fit and universal Mufflers. Another type of Mufflers includes the Direct fit Mufflers where they are made to fit specific vehicles and come with an original sound. On the other hand, universal Mufflers may need some adjustments to be made at times. Performance Mufflers are also provided, for those who are interested in a better flow and sound of exhausts but at the same time the noise will not be as dampened as in the Silent Mufflers. The Chrysler Cirrus Mufflers are manufactured using stainless steel, aluminized steel or stainless steel with a high stainless steel content and have been designed to provide durability coupled with low noise and emissions.
Looking for affordable and high-quality auto parts? Then you have already arrived at the proper online shop. We offer all Chrysler Cirrus Muffler at great affordable prices. Moreover, all genuine Chrysler Cirrus Muffler come with a manufacturer's warranty. In the long run, you would realize you have saved a lot of trouble and money with OEM parts from here.
Chrysler Cirrus Muffler Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What Are the Inspection Procedures, and Repair Steps for the Catalytic converter and Muffler on Chrysler Cirrus?A: The exhaust works include the exhaust manifold, catalytic convertor, resonator, exhaust pipe, muffler and all associated brackets, hangers and clamps which attach to the body by means of supports and rubber hangers; any damage or improper fixing of these works may result in excessive noise and vibrations. Safety and noise level check should be conducted more frequently, with concern for damaged or bent parts, opened seams, holes, loose connections, excessive corrosion or deterioration, and flaws that permits exhaust fumes to infiltrate the vehicle, and damaged components should be replaced not fixed. It is suggested that application of penetrant oil to the fasteners prior to dismantling can help in freeing the nuts involved and for steering components that are severely rusted welding tools would be required; but in the absence of welders, one may resort to hacksaw to cut off the affected parts or pneumatic chisels; safety glasses/ gloves when wielding these tools should be worn. That is when repairing the exhaust system, one should progress from the rear end to the front, apply penetrating oil on the fasten, replace all gaskets hangers, and clamps, apply anti-seize compound on the thread of the fasteners while replacing them, and make sure that the new parts are not rubbing on under-body causing overheating. Besides, the heat shield should be visually inspected for cracks, dents and missing or loose fasteners from time to time, and in the event the catalytic converter has gone bad, detaching the exhaust system from the catalytic converter, attaching a replacement using new gaskets and tightening new fasteners is the way to go.
