VW Silencer

Buy and repair the right exhaust silencer for VW at Q-Parts24

Depending on the installation position in the VW exhaust system, a distinction is made between:

Front silencer for VW

The front muffler is the muffler closest to the engine. The front silencer in the VW is located under the underbody of the vehicle at about the height of the driver's footwell. It is connected to the catalytic converter on one side by a pipe, and from the other side a pipe leads under the vehicle floor to the rear of the car, with the exhaust gases passing through additional dampers.

Center silencer for VW

Depending on the structure, a VW exhaust system has two or three silencers. If there are three silencers, the one in the middle is called the middle silencer or middle pot. In terms of their structure, middle silencers are divided into absorption silencers and reflection silencers. In the absorption silencer, the exhaust gases are guided through a material such as glass wool, which absorbs part of the sound pressure and thus reduces noise pollution.

Rear silencer for VW

Part of the exhaust system and various mufflers, the rear muffler is one of the final components that exhaust gases pass through before being blown out. The rear silencer is located at the rear of your VW and is connected to the front silencer via a pipe on one side and to the tailpipe on the other side.

The appearance of the mufflers is almost the same in all cases. A tube with a larger center piece. In this part, the exhaust sound is dampened in different ways. One feature to look out for is density. Exhaust gases should not escape into the interior of the vehicle and thus pose a hazard. That's why we recommend checking your VW regularly and, in the worst case, having to buy new exhaust silencers. We at Q-Parts24 offer you the best quality car parts from well-known manufacturers for your VW exhaust system.