Exhaust Peugeot Bipper (2007-2017)

The Peugeot Bipper, especially models from 2008 to 2016 with the 1.4 HDi 68 CV diesel engine, features an exhaust system consisting of flexible pipes, silencers (mufflers), universal catalytic converters, and specific connectors. These components work together to reduce noise, vibrations, and thermal expansion caused by exhaust gases.

Flexible exhaust pipes are crucial as they absorb vibrations and accommodate thermal expansion resulting from the hot exhaust gases. This helps prevent damage to other exhaust components and maintain the integrity of the exhaust system over time.

Flexible pipe options vary in diameter and length to fit different parts of the exhaust system. Here are some examples:

• 50 mm diameter, 200 mm length – absorbs vibrations and thermal expansion – approx. €18.15
• 55 mm diameter, lengths from 100 mm to 300 mm – used between engine and silencer – prices range €12.10 to €26.62
• 60 mm diameter, multiple lengths from 100 mm to 300 mm – similar function – prices from €13.31 to €27.83
• 35 mm diameter, 150 mm length – narrower variant

These flexible pipes enable precise and durable connections within the exhaust system.

Silencers for the Peugeot Bipper Tepee 1.4 HDi 68 CV typically connect using M8 thread clamps with a diameter of about 54 mm. An example part number is 51804381, suitable for models from 2008 onwards with manual gearing. Silencers may come in sport or universal versions and usually weigh around 9 kg.

The catalytic converter (often referred to as catalytic converter) in the Peugeot Bipper plays a key role in reducing harmful emissions by converting toxic gases into less harmful substances. For Bipper models between 2008 and 2016, a universal Euro 4 catalytic converter with an inlet diameter of 48 mm and length of 400 mm is commonly used. This version fits petrol and diesel engines without sensors installed.

Exhaust smoke color can indicate specific problems affecting your vehicle's engine or exhaust system:

• White smoke: May indicate coolant leaks or cold engine start conditions.
• Blue smoke: Could be caused by burning oil due to engine wear or leaks.
• Black smoke: Often linked to excessive fuel combustion or air filter issues.
• Two-colored smoke: A mix of different issues possibly affecting combustion and lubrication.

Checking and interpreting these symptoms early can help in correct diagnosis and maintenance of your Bipper’s exhaust system.

Technical sheets and part references for the Peugeot Bipper exhaust system, including flexible pipes, silencers, and catalytic converters, are available from specialized providers. When searching for parts, ensure compatibility with your vehicle's model year and engine type (e.g., 1.4 HDi 68 CV, DV4TED engine). Product listings often include:

• Detailed dimensions (diameter, length)
• Connection types
• OEM references

Always verify part specifications to ensure correct fit and function for your vehicle.

Yes, reputable suppliers of exhaust system components for the Peugeot Bipper often provide warranties. For example, diesel particulate filters and catalytic converters may come with up to 3 years warranty, limited to 100,000 km of use. Quality is ensured through adherence to automotive certification standards, use of stainless steel materials, and high-quality monoliths inside catalytic converters. Products meeting these standards offer reliable durability and compatibility.

Always check warranty terms and product certifications when purchasing parts to ensure optimal performance and longevity of your vehicle’s exhaust system.