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Does a car's exhaust pipe need repair if water gets in?

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TessaAnn
07/24/25 10:24pm
If water enters a car's exhaust pipe, it needs to be repaired. Here is some information about car exhaust pipes: 1. Introduction: The exhaust pipe is a device installed between the engine exhaust manifold and the muffler to reduce vibration and noise, facilitate installation, and extend the lifespan of the exhaust and muffler system. It allows the entire exhaust system to be flexibly connected. Exhaust pipes are mainly used in light vehicles, compact cars, buses, and motorcycles. The structure of an exhaust pipe consists of a double-layer corrugated pipe covered with a steel wire mesh sleeve, with clamping rings at both ends. To enhance noise reduction, the corrugated pipe may include an expansion joint or mesh sleeve inside. The primary material is stainless steel, while the clamps and connectors can be made of stainless steel or aluminized steel. 2. Maintenance: Since the exhaust pipe is often exposed to the outside but is connected to the car's interior, if it becomes clogged with dirt, it can affect its normal function. Moreover, improper driving may allow harmful substances to enter the vehicle, leading to more significant issues, which can occasionally happen. Therefore, when maintaining a car's exhaust system, it is essential to focus on keeping the exhaust pipe clean.
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