Exhaust Renault Twingo 2 (Ii) (2007-2014)

The Renault Twingo 2 is equipped with exhaust systems designed for various engines such as the 1.2 16V, 1.5 dCi, and 1.6 16V RS (133 HP). Available exhaust options include standard and universal mufflers as well as sport lines. Materials include steel, stainless steel, and options with sport designs catering to different performance and sound preferences.

Common symptoms indicating exhaust failure include abnormal noise, loss of engine power, visible white smoke from the tailpipe, leakage of oil or other fluids, corrosion damage, holes, or broken parts. Temporary repairs may be done using high-temperature mastic, but replacement is recommended in case of advanced rusting or damage.

Compatible exhaust components vary by engine type and include:

• Standard/universal mufflers for 1.2, 1.5, and 1.6 engines made from steel or stainless steel.
• Sport lines designed for the 1.6 16V RS featuring stainless steel with larger diameters and multiple outlet designs.
• OEM replacement descent pipes specifically for Twingo 2 RS models.

Each part must be checked for exact compatibility via engine code or VIN for best fit and performance.

Yes, upgrading to sport exhaust lines is an option, especially for the 1.6 16V RS engine. These lines are usually made of stainless steel and designed for increased diameter and optimized flow, providing a sportier sound and a slight boost in engine power. Always ensure the chosen upgrade complies with local regulations and is homologated for road use.

Exhaust systems are typically made of:

• Steel – used mostly for universal mufflers and standard parts.
• Stainless Steel – preferred for higher durability and corrosion resistance, used in sport lines and OEM quality parts.

Avoid materials not certified or unsuitable for the vehicle to ensure longevity and performance.

Choosing the right exhaust involves considering:

• Your engine type and model phase (1 or 2).
• Compatibility confirmed by VIN or manufacturer reference.
• Desired sound profile – standard or sport sound upgrade.
• Material preference for durability (steel vs stainless steel).
• Compliance with local road homologation and emissions standards.

Professional advice is recommended for precise fitment and installation details.

Typically, new exhaust systems come with a warranty of up to 3 years limited to normal use (not exceeding 100,000 km). Returns of unused and original packed parts are usually possible within 30 days, following the seller’s specific conditions. Always verify the warranty coverage and return policy when purchasing an exhaust replacement.

• Ensure proper professional installation to maintain warranty validity.
• Report any defects or issues as soon as possible to benefit from support.

Contact the supplier for detailed warranty terms and conditions.

Technical support is often available via email or telephone from specialized suppliers. To verify compatibility:

• Provide the vehicle VIN or original reference numbers for precise matching.
• Request installation guides or manuals if available to assist fitting.
• Ensure technical assistance is from a trusted and experienced source to avoid incorrect parts and ensure a successful upgrade or replacement.

Reliable support services enhance confidence in purchase and installation processes.