The environmental pollution issue has risen to greater levels in recent years. Today, the air we breathe is polluted and it will continue to affect us as well as our future generations if this issue stays unresolved. No doubt, the progress concerning environmental pollution is due to technological advancements and industrial growth. However, this progress is also negatively influencing the environment. Moreover, the workers who work in automotive industries are constantly surrounded by hazardous gases which can be unfit for their health. And so, vehicle exhaust hoses are integrated into the automobiles to eliminate this threat.



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In addition, as per a detailed report published by Research dive, the global vehicle exhaust hose market is predicted to generate a revenue of $744.8 million and grow at a 2.9% CAGR during the 2020-2027 forecast period. Considering this noteworthy growth rate, it is crucial to gain more knowledge about vehicle exhaust hoses. So, let’s dive into the blog.



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What are Vehicle Exhaust Hoses? What are the Important Parts of an Exhaust System?

A vehicle exhaust hose is a flexible pipe installed in automobiles to extract the toxic fumes out of the engine and vented off harmlessly. The exhaust hose systems are actively used in vehicle service and repair centers to safeguard the workers and automotive technicians from harmful fumes and pollutants. There are mainly five types of vehicle exhaust hoses which are as follows:

Manual Hose
Motorized Hose
Exhaust Extraction
Sliding Suction Rail
Hose Drop with Balancer


The cost of these exhaust hoses varies from vehicle to vehicle and also depends on the size of installation.



Vehicle exhaust hoses consist of some important parts that are as mentioned below:

Exhaust Manifold – this object is connected directly to the engine that collects exhaust gases and kites them into a single pipe.

Oxygen Sensors – mostly 2 oxygen sensors are used in an exhaust hose system to sense the level of oxygen in the exhaust gas.

Catalytic Converter – this object is used after the exhaust manifold and removes harmful gases like CO and NOx from the exhaust gas.

Resonators and Silencers – these parts are used in exhaust hose systems to reduce the noise over a specific frequency. While resonators are generally used in cars, silencers (also called mufflers) are used for a wider range of noises.

Tailpipe – a tailpipe is the endpoint of the vehicle exhaust hose system that vents out the exhaust gases.



Some Common Vehicle Exhaust Hose Problems

Despite using all the above-mentioned parts, an exhaust hose system will only work properly if all the installed parts function together. If one part doesn’t align with the rest, the whole system fails. And so, here are some common vehicle exhaust hose problems that can mostly occur:



Faulty oxygen sensors – this issue can lead to a mixture of exhaust gas that is low on air and has more proportion of gas, which is hotter and more harmful for the vehicle. This can further cause a clog in the catalytic converter and further damage your car.



Exhaust leaks – roads are in very poor condition in several countries and many vehicles can’t handle it. In case one drives on rough roads and bumps often, then the vehicle’s exhaust hose system might get cracks that can leak harmful fumes inside the car. And since it can turn into a serious health issue, it is always advised to be aware of smells when driving.



Broken hangers – these hangers are tiny parts that are meant to prevent the exhaust hose system from banging the road when you drive on rough roads or bumps. If one of the hangers breaks, the entire system becomes free to move around. This can lead to cracks, and dents, and might also break off the complete exhaust system.



Increased engine sound – when there’s an exhaust leak in a vehicle, the engine’s noise increases automatically. Generally, exhaust leaks happen in the exhaust manifold part of the system that not only causes increased engine noise but also lead to harmful fumes entering the passenger cabin.



The Bottom Line

Vehicle exhaust hose systems are necessary to safeguard the vehicle from toxic fumes that can easily enter the passenger cabin in case of exhaust leaks. These systems throw out exhaust fumes and harmful gases like CO and NOx from the car and also help workers in the automotive industry to work in a safe environment. In case of any exhaust hose issues, one should immediately get his car checked to prevent any mishaps.



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