What to Do About Loud Exhaust Pipe Noise?

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Loud exhaust pipe noise is caused by the aging of the gasket at the connection between the exhaust pipe and the engine. Use a wrench to remove the screws at the connection between the exhaust pipe and the engine. After loosening the screws, separate the exhaust pipe from the engine and place a new gasket on the exhaust pipe. Tighten the screws with a wrench, and the exhaust pipe noise will be reduced. Below are the specific reasons for loud exhaust pipe noise: 1. Blockage: If the exhaust pipe emits strange noises, it indicates that there must be debris inside, such as small animals like mice or kittens. This is very bad for the car engine because the gases expelled by the engine must pass through the exhaust pipe. If the exhaust pipe is blocked, the gases will flow back into the engine, causing high-temperature damage. 2. Muffler rust: The exhaust pipe is located between the muffler and the engine. If the exhaust pipe gets water inside or rusts, it can also cause the muffler to rust. This will increase the car's noise, making passengers feel that the car's sound is particularly loud, resulting in a very poor experience.