Exhaust Opel Agila A (2000-2007)

For the Vauxhall Agila A (2000-2008), exhaust parts include flexible pipes, rear silencers, exhaust pipes, and sport-style exhaust tips. These parts are designed with appropriate diameters (35-60 mm) to fit the small petrol or diesel engines, absorbing vibrations, noise, and heat effectively.

The exhaust parts are compatible with the following engines:

• 1.0L petrol engine (3 cylinders, 58 hp, 90 Nm)
• 1.2L petrol engine (4 cylinders, 75-80 hp, 110 Nm)
• 1.3L CDTI diesel engine (4 cylinders, 70 hp, 170 Nm)

Please always verify the exact engine designation and model year when ordering replacement parts.

Flexible pipes for the Vauxhall Agila A are available in various internal diameters and lengths. Key factors to consider include:

• Diameter size (commonly 35 mm, 45 mm, 55 mm, and 60 mm) to match engine exhaust flow.
• Length required to fit between the engine and catalytic converter or silencer.
• Quality of materials ensuring thermal resistance and vibration absorption.

Choosing the correct pipe size ensures optimal exhaust performance and durability.

Yes, rear silencers designed for the Vauxhall Agila A come in various lengths and weights, typically between 620 mm and 1480 mm in length and 6.8 to 9.4 kg in weight. They are engineered to fit the rear position of the exhaust system and cater especially to petrol engine models like the 1.2i 16V. It is important to select the correct silencer compatible with your engine and model year.

Sport-style exhaust tips are available for the Vauxhall Agila A, such as round tips ranging about 95 mm in length with diameters between 39 mm and 43 mm. These are mainly aesthetic upgrades that can be added to the existing exhaust system but do not affect the main exhaust functionality.

Compatibility can be confirmed by matching the exhaust part reference or by providing the vehicle identification number (VIN). Ensure the part matches your engine model, displacement, and production year (2000-2008). Always check:

• Engine size and type (petrol or diesel)
• Exhaust diameter specifications
• Position in exhaust system (flexible pipe, silencer, tip)

Consulting the vehicle’s manual or contacting an expert can help avoid incorrect purchases.

Yes, a faulty or damaged exhaust system can cause noxious air smells inside your Vauxhall Agila A car. This can happen if exhaust gases leak and enter the vehicle cabin through vents. Common causes include:

• Cracked or broken flexible pipes
• Loose or damaged connections in the exhaust system
• Faulty catalytic converter or missing seals

Inspecting the exhaust for leaks or damage and replacing worn parts can solve this air quality issue.

Trusted professional suppliers offer high-quality exhaust components for Vauxhall Agila A, manufactured in Europe to strict quality standards. When ordering online, look for parts matching the original specifications and offering:

• Clear reference and compatibility information
• Brand-new exhaust pipes and catalytic converters (never reconditioned parts)
• Good warranty and return policies

Always use official references and confirm model compatibility to ensure proper fit and performance of your exhaust system.

If you have doubts, technical support from the supplier can assist with installation advice or part selection.