Catalytic converters, oxygen sensors, EGR valves, exhaust manifolds and PCV valves, repaired or replaced at your home or workplace.
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Graeme was very professional, pleasant and helpful and he replaced the rear box in no time. I would certainly use him again.
Tracie - 22 Nov 2022 - Honda Jazz
Exhaust pipe replacement – rear/tail/silencer
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Exhaust repairs cover specific emissions and exhaust-related components that affect performance and MOT compliance. This includes car oxygen sensor replacement, catalytic converter replacement, EGR valve replacement, exhaust manifold repair, and PCV valve replacement.
Yes. Faults such as a failed oxygen sensor, EGR valve issues, or catalytic converter problems commonly trigger engine warning lights. These components directly affect emissions readings and engine management behaviour, so repairing the underlying fault helps restore proper system operation.
Common symptoms include poor fuel economy, rough running, hesitation, and engine warning lights. A faulty oxygen sensor can also cause incorrect fuel mixture control, which may lead to higher emissions and performance issues.
Yes. A failing catalytic converter can restrict exhaust flow, causing sluggish acceleration, reduced performance, and sometimes a rattling noise from inside the exhaust system. Replacement restores proper flow and helps ensure the vehicle remains emissions compliant.
EGR valve faults can cause rough idling, hesitation, reduced power, increased smoke (particularly on diesel engines), and engine warning lights. Replacing the EGR valve restores correct exhaust gas recirculation and improves drivability.
Yes. A leaking exhaust manifold can increase noise, allow fumes into the engine bay, and affect sensor readings, which may trigger warning lights or performance issues. Repairing the manifold restores proper sealing and prevents further related problems.
The PCV valve controls crankcase ventilation and helps regulate internal engine pressure. If it fails, it can contribute to rough idling, oil leaks, and excessive oil consumption. Replacing the PCV valve helps restore stable engine operation and reduce ongoing issues.
Yes. Issues with oxygen sensors, catalytic converters, EGR valves, and exhaust leaks can cause MOT failures due to emissions readings or warning lights. Correct repairs help improve the likelihood of passing the MOT and keeping the vehicle road legal.
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