What Causes Loud Exhaust Pipe Noise?

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LaElla
07/30/25 12:43am
Loud exhaust pipe noise is caused by backfiring in the exhaust system. The following are symptoms of a clogged exhaust pipe: 1. Poor acceleration: The vehicle experiences sluggish acceleration. 2. Forced downshifting: The automatic transmission frequently forces downshifts. 3. Abnormal noises: Slight engine stalling occurs during sudden acceleration, or unusual noises emerge from the vehicle. 4. Exhaust system: Abnormal noises can be heard from the exhaust system during sudden acceleration or rapid throttle closure. Below are extended maintenance tips for exhaust pipes: 1. Inspection: Regularly inspect the exhaust pipe. 2. Sound monitoring: Pay attention to exhaust pipe sounds during normal operation. 3. Foreign objects: Frequently check for any obstructions in the exhaust pipe. 4. Classification: Exhaust pipes are categorized into standard OEM pipes, semi-backpressure pipes, backpressure pipes, straight pipes, and semi-straight pipes.
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