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Jeep Wrangler Exhaust Pipe

Driving your vehicle through mud, water, sand and snow can really take its toll. Excessive exposure to moisture and grime can cause your Jeep Wrangler exhaust pipe to corrode more quickly than it might otherwise. Even if you only drive your jeep on well-maintained roads, you will still experience corrosion and rusting over time. A little rust is nothing to worry about, but if you notice noisy, smelly exhaust coming from your vehicle, smell gasoline, or notice a decrease in your fuel efficiency, it might be time for a new exhaust pipe.

At PartsGeek.com you can get a Jeep Wrangler exhaust pipe from Walker or Magnaflow. We take pride in offering great prices on millions of parts, and our 30-day return policy and fast delivery ensure you get the parts you need, when you need them.

What is an exhaust pipe?

This is a long, bent pipe that carries waste gases away from your engine. It connects to your muffler, and directs exhaust away from the rear of your vehicle.

How much does A Jeep Wrangler exhaust pipe cost?

The price for a standard replacement exhaust pipe from PartsGeek.com ranges from about $22 to $52, depending on the brand and the year of your Jeep Wrangler. If you’re looking to increase your torque and horsepower, we also carry exhaust pipes with an increased diameter for enhanced performance for around $355.

How does an exhaust pipe work?

When your engine burns fuel, it produces a mix of waste gases including nitrogen, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and others. This mixture is your car’s exhaust. These gases flow from your engine into an exhaust manifold, which directs them through a catalytic converter. After the catalytic converter filters out some of the most noxious gases, the remainder flow through the muffler, which cancels out some of the noise, and then into the exhaust pipe. The exhaust pipe carries the waste gases the rest of the way away from your engine to the rear of your vehicle, where it makes its exit from your exhaust system.