INFINITI OEM Exhaust Parts Online

205301W211 - : Heat Shield for Infiniti Image

Heat Shield

Infiniti 205301W211
1997-00, 1997 all, 1998-00 federal, center outer, lower. 1997-00 1998-00 CALIFORNIA. center outer lower.
Discontinued
205355W010 - : Heat Shield for Infiniti Image

Heat Shield

Infiniti 205355W010
2001-03, to muffler pipe.
Discontinued
2001164U00 - : Converter & Pipe for Infiniti Image

Converter & Pipe

Infiniti 2001164U00
With active suspension.
Discontinued
A3020JA19A - : Engine Camshaft for Infiniti Image

Engine Camshaft

Infiniti A3020JA19A
JX35. Set. Incl.Four Camshafts.
Discontinued
200106P610 - : Converter & Pipe for Infiniti Image

Converter & Pipe

Infiniti 200106P610
Calif. From 07/97. Q45. Right.
Discontinued
20516EJ70A - : Heat Shield for Infiniti Image

Heat Shield

Infiniti 20516EJ70A
For "Y" Pipe. 5.6L, front pipe, upper, front.
Discontinued
20516EG302 - : Upper Insulator for Infiniti Image

Upper Insulator

Infiniti 20516EG302
4.5L. front.
Discontinued
205255J200 - : Heat Shield for Infiniti Image

Heat Shield

Infiniti 205255J200
G20. Upper. Rear.
Discontinued
200116P600 - : Catalytic Converter for Infiniti Image

Catalytic Converter

Infiniti 200116P600
To 07/97. California. Q45. Left.
Discontinued
205252J200 - : Heat Shield for Infiniti Image

Heat Shield

Infiniti 205252J200
G20. Upper. Rear.
Discontinued
205301W201 - : Heat Shield for Infiniti Image

Heat Shield

Infiniti 205301W201
1997-00, 1997 all, 1998-00 federal, center, lower. 1997-00 1998-00 CALIFORNIA. center lower.
Discontinued

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Car exhaust systems are responsible for removing the harmful gases that are produced by the engine during combustion. They also reduce the noise produced by the engine and improve fuel efficiency. A car exhaust system consists of several components, including:

  • Exhaust manifold: This is the first part of the exhaust system and connects the engine to the rest of the system.
  • Catalytic converter: This device converts harmful pollutants, such as carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide, into less harmful gases.
  • Exhaust pipes: These pipes carry the gases from the engine to the muffler and tailpipe.
  • Muffler: The muffler reduces the noise produced by the engine.
  • Tailpipe: The tailpipe is the final part of the exhaust system and releases the gases into the air.
  • The parts of a car exhaust system should be replaced as needed, depending on their condition. For example, the muffler may last up to 10 years, while the catalytic converter can last up to 15 years. It's important to have the exhaust system inspected regularly and replace any worn or damaged parts to ensure that the system is functioning properly.

    Some signs and symptoms that it's time to change car exhaust system parts include:

  • Loud noises: If the exhaust system is making loud noises, it may be a sign that the muffler or exhaust pipes need to be replaced.
  • Poor fuel efficiency: A malfunctioning catalytic converter can cause the engine to consume more fuel than necessary.
  • Reduced engine performance: If the exhaust system is clogged or damaged, it can reduce the engine's performance and cause it to run poorly.
  • Foul odors: A malfunctioning catalytic converter or exhaust system can cause foul odors to be emitted from the exhaust.
  • When it comes to buying car exhaust systems, there are two main options: OEM (original equipment manufacturer) systems and aftermarket systems. OEM systems are made by the same company that made the car, while aftermarket systems are made by third-party manufacturers.

    There are advantages and disadvantages to both types of systems. OEM systems are designed to fit perfectly and match the car's performance and specifications, but they can be more expensive than aftermarket systems. Aftermarket systems are often less expensive and may provide better performance and sound, but they may not fit as well or match the car's specifications as closely as OEM systems.

    In general, if you want to maintain the original performance and specifications of your car, it's best to choose OEM exhaust systems. If you're looking for a more customized look or want to save money, aftermarket systems may be a better option.

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