Does a Broken Exhaust Pipe Gasket Affect Engine Power?

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RonanLynn
07/30/25 8:51am
A broken exhaust pipe gasket can affect engine power. If there is only a small hole in the exhaust pipe, it will not cause a significant increase in fuel consumption. However, if the entire exhaust pipe is removed, the exhaust resistance will completely disappear, leading to an increase in engine power and fuel consumption, which will ultimately affect performance. Below is relevant information about automobile exhaust pipes: 1. Introduction: The automobile exhaust bellows, also known as the exhaust pipe flexible hose, is installed between the engine exhaust manifold and the muffler. It provides a flexible connection for the entire exhaust system, serving to reduce vibration and noise, facilitate installation, and extend the lifespan of the exhaust muffler system. 2. Classification: Exhaust pipes are generally categorized into: standard OEM pipes, backpressure pipes, semi-backpressure pipes, and straight pipes.
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