OEM Mitsubishi Exhaust Parts

MD184078 - : Exhaust Valve for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Valve

Mitsubishi MD184078
Lancer.
$38.77
MSRP $54.76
Save $15.99
29.2% Off
1011A086 - : Exhaust Valve for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Valve

Mitsubishi 1011A086
Outlander.
Backordered
1015B631 - : Exhaust Camshaft for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Camshaft

Mitsubishi 1015B631
With manual trans. Mirage.
Backordered
1015B810 - : Exhaust Camshaft for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Camshaft

Mitsubishi 1015B810
Mirage, Mirage G4. Without manual trans.
$373.51
MSRP $550.90
Save $177.39
32.2% Off
MN110617 - : Exhaust Manifold for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Manifold

Mitsubishi MN110617
Right. 3.8L.
Discontinued
MR464115 - : Exhaust Bracket for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Bracket

Mitsubishi MR464115
BRACKET,EXHAUST PIPE HA
Backordered
MD127841 - : Exhaust Valve for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Valve

Mitsubishi MD127841
Eclipse. With turbo. Galant. Mirage.
$28.77
MSRP $39.30
Save $10.53
26.8% Off
1555A425 - : Exhaust Manifold for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Manifold

Mitsubishi 1555A425
Eclipse. 3.8l. Right.
$459.89
MSRP $678.30
Save $218.41
32.2% Off
MN156409 - : Exhaust Manifold for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Manifold

Mitsubishi MN156409
Galant. 2.4l. Federal. All.
$990.93
MSRP $1,349.13
Save $358.20
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1555A999 - : Exhaust Manifold for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Manifold

Mitsubishi 1555A999
Outlander PHEV. 2.0 & 2.4L hybrid.
Backordered
1555A645 - : Exhaust Manifold for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Manifold

Mitsubishi 1555A645
Mirage.
Backordered
1555A412 - : Exhaust Manifold for Mitsubishi Image

Exhaust Manifold

Mitsubishi 1555A412
Lancer. Without turbo. All. Outlander. Right. Federal. 2.4l.
$605.13
MSRP $892.52
Save $287.39
32.2% Off

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Exhaust Parts on Mitsubishi Vehicles: What They Do and Why They Matter

We, at Greenville Mitsubishi often explain exhaust system concerns to drivers noticing noise, reduced efficiency, or unusual smells. The exhaust system directs gases away from the engine, supports emissions control, and helps maintain proper performance. Heat cycles and road exposure gradually wear components over time. Genuine Mitsubishi parts offer stronger fit and durability than many aftermarket alternatives, especially for owners of models like the Outlander Sport and Mirage.

Understand how exhaust system performance is monitored

The oxygen sensor tracks exhaust gases and helps regulate fuel delivery for cleaner combustion. It works alongside the muffler and piping to support emissions control and engine efficiency. When readings become inaccurate, drivers may notice reduced fuel economy or uneven idling. This part plays a key role in keeping daily driving smooth.

Know why exhaust components wear out over time

Exhaust parts break down due to constant heat, vibration, and exposure to moisture or road salt. These conditions gradually lead to corrosion, gasket wear, and small leaks that worsen over time. Short-trip driving can increase moisture buildup inside the system, speeding up internal wear. Over time, these issues can cause louder operation and reduced performance.

Choose replacement parts that last longer

We recommend genuine Mitsubishi exhaust components because they are built to match factory specifications for sealing, emissions control, and heat resistance. Aftermarket options may not provide the same level of consistency or long-term durability. OEM parts help maintain quieter operation and stable system performance. Choosing original components supports reliability and proper sensor function in modern exhaust systems.

Mitsubishi Exhaust Parts FAQ

Q: What does the exhaust system do?
A: It removes engine gases, reduces emissions, and supports overall engine efficiency.

Q: What is the most common exhaust part replaced?
A: Oxygen sensors are among the most frequently replaced components.

Q: Why do exhaust parts fail?
A: Heat, corrosion, and road exposure cause gradual wear over time.