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Exhaust Gaskets: What They are and What They Do

They're critical engine parts (and inexpensive ones, luckily, usually priced at $30 or so on average). For one, they seal exhaust manifolds to cylinder heads. Secondly, they help prevent exhaust leakage. Third, they help make sure that airborne toxins flow through catalytic converters in exhaust systems, where the pollutants can be removed, and relatively harmless water vapor and carbon dioxide can be released. (Exhaust flange gaskets, though, are different; they're located elsewhere -- the exhaust pipe, for example.)

How Long Exhaust Gaskets Lasts

Although they get plenty of use, they can last up to 100,000 miles. They can go bad quick, though, if you don't keep up on regular engine maintenance.

The Average Cost of Replacing Exhaust Gaskets

They're cheap enough to change yourself. It's the cost of labor that can make replacement pricey. That can run you $230 to $300 on average, bringing the bill to a whopping $270 to $330 on average. Don't worry; here at First Choice Mopar Parts, we've got them for as little as a few dollars to start, depending on model. You can even get up to 35% off MSRP on top of that.

When to Change an Exhaust Gasket

If you notice that your vehicle has an exhaust leak, or it's failed an emissions test. You'll know that by an exhaust that sounds louder than normal, exhaust coming from unusual places in the vehicle, a ticking noise when you accelerate, and the smell of exhaust generally. You can get the genuine Mopar article here online.

Why Buy Genuine OEM Exhaust Gaskets?

For one, they're manufacturer-quality, unlike aftermarket exhaust gaskets. Secondly, they're designed compatible with the model you drive, guaranteed, whether that's a Chrysler 300, a Dodge Charger, a Jeep Wrangler, or otherwise. Third, they come with warranty coverage from your brand for peace of mind.