Exhaust Citroen C1

Exhaust parts for the Citroën C1 include flexible pipes, rear silencers (mufflers), complete exhaust lines, and stainless steel sport exhaust options. These parts cater to the first generation (2005-2014) with the 1.0 68hp engine and the second generation (2014-2022) with the 1.0 VTi 69hp engine (CFB/1KR codes).

Flexible exhaust pipes absorb vibrations, noise, and thermal expansion. They are installed between the engine, catalytic converter, and the silencer to improve durability and reduce noise transmission. These pipes come in various diameters and lengths suited for Citroën C1 models from 2009-2012 and 2014-2022.

• Diameters: 35mm to 60mm
• Lengths: 100mm to 300mm
• Prices generally range from €12 to €28 depending on size

The fitment depends on your vehicle's model year and engine specifications.

Rear silencers for the Citroën C1 II 1.0 VTi 69hp (Euro 5/6 compliant, engine code CFB/1KR) come in varying lengths and weights. They attach at the rear exhaust assembly and range between 160 mm and 920 mm in length, weighing from 2 kg to over 6 kg depending on type.

• Several references and manufacturers available (check fitment compatibility)
• Include OEM two-piece kits for left/right side direction
• Sport and universal options also exist but must fit your year and engine variant

Ensure matching to your vehicle’s specifications before purchase. Professional fitting is recommended.

Yes, there are sport exhaust lines made of 100% stainless steel designed to enhance sound and durability.

• Custom-made stainless steel lines with diameters around 102mm for the 1.0 68hp engine from 2005 onwards
• Sport silencers with specific outlet diameters for better sound performance
• Full stainless steel systems or sport silencers for early generation 1.0 12v 68hp engines

These options increase the sporty sound character while complying with Euro regulations. Check fitment carefully by your Citroën C1 model variant.

Fitment depends on your vehicle’s model year and engine code. Important notes include:

• Check your engine type: 1.0 68hp or 1.0 VTi 69hp (CFB/1KR)
• Confirm compliance with Euro emission standards applicable (Euro 5 or 6)
• Verify pipe diameter and length matches your existing exhaust layout
• Refer to official OEM part references or trusted technical documentation

Using the correct part number and specifications ensures a safe and effective fit.

Yes, professional fitting by an experienced garage is highly advised. Proper installation guarantees:

• Correct assembly without leaks or mechanical stress
• Compliance with safety and emission regulations
• Longevity of the exhaust components
• Maintaining vehicle warranty and insurance terms

Improper fitting might lead to exhaust leaks, noise issues, or accelerated wear. Always consult qualified technicians for mounting exhaust parts.

Key recommendations:

• Verify compatibility with your specific model year and engine variant
• Choose parts that comply with Euro emission standards
• Avoid terms like “reconditioned” or similar, always opt for new, quality parts
• Consider stainless steel options for durability and corrosion resistance
• Do not buy universal or sport parts without technical fitment confirmation

Following these guidelines helps ensure safety, performance, and regulatory compliance.

Important terminology and practices include:

• Use catalytic converter rather than "catalyst"
• DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) should be referred to as DPF, not DPFs
• Respect space usage in punctuation marks (? !): add a space before question marks and exclamation points
• Avoid references to tuning or performance parts which are not offered by official parts distributors
• Focus on fitment and OEM guarantees rather than aftermarket claims

Compliance with these linguistic and regulatory standards ensures clarity and professionalism in exhaust parts communication.