Exhaust Citroen Nemo (2007-2017)

The Citroën Nemo exhaust system includes various parts such as pipes, mufflers, plugs, and complete exhaust lines. These parts are designed for Diesel engines like the 1.3 HDi 75 HP (FHZ F13DTE5) and 1.4 HDi 68 HP (8HS DV4TED), as well as Petrol engines like the 1.4 73 HP (KFV TU3A). All parts are tailored to fit the Nemo models released between 2007 and 2016.

Each part of the exhaust system comes with specific dimensions and features:

• Rear exhaust pipe for 1.3 HDi 75 HP Diesel: length 585 mm, weight 1.15 kg.
• Exhaust plug (all Nemo models 2007-2016): internal diameter 35 mm, total length 150 mm.
• Muffler for 1.4 HDi 68 HP Diesel: features a multi-use collar connector, M8 threading, 69 mm diameter.
• Muffler for 1.4 73 HP Petrol: length 425 mm, ESR7 reference.
• Used complete exhaust line: tube diameter 48 mm, collar diameter 42 mm, OEM reference 51804380T178.

These parts are engineered for durability and fitment precision in the Citroën Nemo.

Yes, Krosfou offers brand-new high-performance exhaust components including catalytic converters and diesel particulate filters (DPFs) certified with a 3-year warranty up to 100,000 km usage. These parts comply with manufacturer specifications and European regulations and are manufactured from stainless steel with advanced monolith technology.

• They are TÜV SÜD certified, ensuring quality equal or superior to original parts.
• Manufactured in Europe with strict quality and environmental standards.

Krosfou parts are designed to maintain engine performance and reduce emissions effectively for vehicles like the Citroën Nemo.

The exhaust system of the Citroën Nemo includes components such as:

• Catalytic converter which reduces harmful emissions by converting exhaust gases.
• Diesel particulate filter (DPF) used in diesel engines to trap soot and reduce pollution.
• Exhaust clamps and connectors ensuring secure fitting of pipes and mufflers.
• Rear and intermediate exhaust parts contributing to noise reduction and emissions control.

All these components work together to ensure efficient combustion, reduced exhaust smoke, and compliance with European emission standards.

Signs indicating potential exhaust problems include:

• Visible smoke of different colours from the exhaust pipe (white, blue, black, or mixed colours), indicating combustion or engine issues.
• Unusual noises such as rattling or excessive exhaust noise indicating muffler or pipe damage.
• Increased fuel consumption and reduced power due to blocked catalytic converter or DPF.
• Check engine light or error codes related to the exhaust management system.

If these symptoms appear, it is advisable to have the exhaust system inspected and repaired promptly to restore vehicle performance and reduce pollution.

To ensure compatibility, you should check:

• The vehicle's engine code and type (e.g., 1.3 HDi FHZ or 1.4 HDi 8HS).
• The year of manufacture (commonly between 2007 and 2016 for Nemo models).
• The original equipment manufacturer (OEM) reference number, such as 51804380T178 for some parts.

Verifying these details guarantees you receive the correct exhaust parts designed specifically for your vehicle’s engine and emission standards.

The colour of the exhaust smoke can indicate different engine or exhaust system conditions :

• White smoke may suggest coolant entering the combustion chamber.
• Blue smoke often indicates burning oil due to worn engine components.
• Black smoke points to excessive fuel consumption or incomplete combustion.
• Two-coloured smoke signals multiple issues that require diagnostics.

Understanding these signs can help identify combustion chamber or exhaust system faults early.

The exhaust system is integral to both performance and environmental compliance :

• It manages the removal of exhaust gases from the engine efficiently.
• The catalytic converter converts harmful gases into less harmful emissions.
• The diesel particulate filter traps soot particles in diesel engines.
• Proper exhaust flow helps maintain engine power and fuel efficiency.

Maintaining the exhaust system in good condition reduces smoke emissions, noise pollution, and helps the vehicle meet European standards for environmental protection.

For reliable parts with durable performance, choosing high-quality components from reputable manufacturers is essential.