The Buick Skylark muffler is the most recognizable component of your exhaust system. Your Skylark muffler is a flattened steel cylinder that you will find suspended beneath your car, with pipe attached to either end. The job of the Buick Skylark muffler is to quiet engine noise and assist in removing exhaust from your engine.

Your exhaust system as a whole consists of an exhaust manifold, exhaust pipes, a catalytic converter, a heat shield, and the Skylark muffler, along with several clamps, brackets, and hangers that keep everything in place. The noisy exhaust leaving your engine through the exhaust manifold passes to your Buick Skylark muffler, which uses either sound-dampening materials like fiberglass and steel wool or a series of bends and turns known as resonance chambers to cancel the noise.

Of course, if your Skylark muffler is not working, your engine is going to be pretty loud. A faulty muffler makes for an uncomfortable ride for you, and disturbs other drivers on the road as well. More than that, if your Skylark muffler is not doing its job, your engine performance is going to suffer. Your car will be sluggish, and you may notice a rattling or clunking coming from the area of your muffler. The most common problems with the Skylark muffler result from holes in the muffler body, due to rust and corrosion or from dragging on the pavement if the clamps and hangers rust away. When you need a new muffler, find a high-quality replacement Skylark muffler in our extensive and easy to search online catalogue.We stock the mufflers and high-performance Skylark mufflers you need.