The Ford F150 Exhaust System vents waste gases from the cylinders of the engine to the outside. The many components are designed work together in order to remove unburned fuel and reduce polluting emissions. When your Ford 150 exhaust system has damaged or defective elements, engine performance can suffer.

It all starts with the exhaust manifold, also known as the header. Exhaust gases from the cylinders go into a "collector," and then move on to the catalytic converter.

This removes pollutants such as carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons and nitrous oxides by the use of a platinum "catalyst" which breaks molecular bonds and recombines them into relatively innocuous CO2 and water vapor. If a catalytic converter is damaged, your vehicle will emit foul smelling exhaust, and may fail emission inspections mandated by many state and local ordinances. The next part of the Ford F150 Exhaust System is the oxygen sensor. It analyzes the exhaust for the amount of oxygen molecules present, then signals the fuel injection system to adjust the fuel mixture. After this is the muffler, which reduces the noise of the cylinder explosions by bouncing them back against themselves, effectively canceling them out. In addition to making the vehicle noisy, a defective muffler will put it in any number of local noise ordinances. Because they are located on the underside of the vehicle, the exhaust components take a real beating from water, grime, road salts and debris. The entire exhaust system should be inspected at regular intervals. For genuine Ford F100 Exhaust System parts, check out our low prices - then compare them to our competitors.We will meet or beat any competitor's pricing, and throw in free shipping when your order totals $50 or more!