Top 9 Symptoms of Exhaust Leaks - Fixes

What is an Exhaust Leak?
An exhaust leak is basically an opening, hole, or damage in your exhaust system that results in transporting unwanted toxic gases into the vehicle cabin instead of throwing them out of the vehicle through the rear exhaust pipe.

Symptoms of an Exhaust Leak
1) Unusual noise when accelerating
2) Blowing Sound from Underneath
3) Vibrating Gas Pedal
4) Unusual Odor
5) Check Engine Light Illumination
6) Poor Fuel Economy
7) Poor Engine Performance
8) Failed Emission Test
9) Visible Defects

Causes of an Exhaust Leak
1) Corrosion
2) Damaged gaskets
3) Physical impacts
4) Age of the exhaust system
5) Poor welds
6) Driving conditions

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0:00 Introduction
0:58 Symptoms of an Exhaust Leak
1:04 Unusual Noise While Accelerating
2:01 Blowing Sound from Underneath
2:32 Vibrating Gas Pedal
3:06 Unusual Odor
3:46 Check Engine Light Illumination
4:31 Poor Fuel Economy
5:09 Poor Engine Performance
5:52 Failed Emission Test
6:28 Visible Defects
7:04 Causes of an Exhaust Leak
7:09 Corrosion
7:40 Damaged Gaskets
8:04 Physical Impacts
8:32 Normal Wear and Tear
8:52 Faulty or Poorly Installed Parts
9:16 High Exhaust Temperatures

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