Your Chrysler exhaust system regulates proper exhaust flow, silencing and emission levels for your car. Proper exhaust flow means that the waste exhaust material is moved safely from engine to tailpipe. That 'exhaust material' is typically waste byproducts from the engine such as hydrocarbons, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide. A well-engineered Chrysler exhaust system will keep your car running quietly, with low engine noises and an easy idle. The catalytic converter and other components in a Chrysler exhaust will keep the air output clean for your car. But a worn-out exhaust system is marked by excessive noise, smoke and odor. You will notice weaker horsepower in the engine (the result of an out-of-tune exhaust manifold/header) and poor gas mileage. Ultimately, a worn-out exhaust system is a hazard to you and others on the road. For that reason, plan on scheduling a check on your exhaust system at least once a year. Often, a visual inspection is enough to determine that it's time to replace your Chrysler exhaust parts. The Chrysler exhaust system is made up sensitive components such as manifold, header, air pump, converter, muffler valve and exhaust tip, and pipe gasket. They are vulnerable to damage from the elements (through rust and corrosion via moisture and dirt) as well as hard knocks from the road. Look for any signs of hard wear, then consider replacing your Chrysler exhaust by purchasing a system at car-stuff.com.