Hyundai Matrix Exhaust: Buy Genuine & Aftermarket Parts
Complete exhaust components and performance parts for the Hyundai range matched to the Hyundai Matrix. Aftermarket spares shipped countrywide with every order tracked
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Hyundai Matrix Exhaust Manifold
Fast MovingExhaust manifold assemblies that collect gases from Hyundai engines
Hyundai Matrix Catalytic Converter
Fast MovingCatalytic converters that scrub emissions on Hyundai vehicles
Hyundai Matrix Oxygen Sensors
Fast MovingLambda sensors that fine-tune the fuel mixture on Hyundai engines
Hyundai Matrix Exhaust Pipes
Fast MovingMain exhaust pipe sections and tubing for Hyundai vehicles
Hyundai Matrix Muffler
Fast MovingMufflers and silencers that keep Hyundai exhaust noise in check
Hyundai Matrix Resonator
In DemandExhaust resonators that tune the note on Hyundai vehicles
Hyundai Matrix Tailpipe
In DemandTailpipes and exhaust outlets that finish off the Hyundai exhaust
Hyundai Matrix Exhaust Gaskets
In DemandExhaust gaskets and seals that keep Hyundai joints leak-free
Hyundai Matrix Exhaust Hangers
In DemandRubber hangers and brackets that mount the Hyundai exhaust securely
Hyundai Matrix Heat Shields
StockedHeat shields that protect surrounding parts from Hyundai exhaust heat
Hyundai Matrix Exhaust Clamps
In DemandClamps and fasteners that join Hyundai exhaust pipe sections
Hyundai Matrix Flex Pipe
In DemandFlexible exhaust sections that absorb engine movement on Hyundai vehicles
Hyundai Matrix Y-Pipe
In DemandY-shaped connectors that split or merge Hyundai exhaust flow
Hyundai Matrix H-Pipe
In DemandH-shaped crossover pipes for dual Hyundai exhaust systems
Hyundai Matrix X-Pipe
In DemandX-shaped crossover pipes for performance Hyundai exhaust systems
Hyundai Matrix Downpipe
Fast MovingTurbo downpipes and outlets for Hyundai CRDi and turbo-petrol engines
Hyundai Matrix Mid-Pipe
In DemandMid-section exhaust pipes that link the front and rear of a Hyundai system
Hyundai Matrix Exhaust Tips
StockedExhaust tips and outlets that add a clean finish to a Hyundai
Hyundai Matrix EGR Valve
Fast MovingEGR valves that recirculate exhaust gas to cut emissions on Hyundai engines
What Are Hyundai Matrix Exhaust?
The exhaust system in your Hyundai is a critical component that channels harmful gases away from the engine and cabin while reducing noise and emissions. It consists of several parts including the exhaust manifold, catalytic converter, resonator, muffler and tailpipe. For modern Hyundai engines like the Gamma and T-GDi petrol units or the CRDi and U-line CRDi diesel engines, the exhaust system also plays a vital role in meeting Euro emission standards and optimizing engine performance through precise backpressure management.
In the demands of South African roads, where vehicles often face dusty roads, coastal salt air and varied terrain from Gauteng highways to KwaZulu-Natal's humidity, exhaust components are subjected to significant stress. The catalytic converter is notably important in SA models to ensure compliance with local emission regulations, while the muffler and resonator act in concert to keep your Hyundai i20, Tucson, or Creta running quietly. Regular inspection of exhaust parts is crucial as corrosion from moisture and road conditions can lead to leaks, reduced fuel efficiency and failed roadworthy tests.
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Hyundai Matrix Exhaust Engine Variants
The Hyundai Matrix was sold in South Africa across several trim and engine combinations. Exhaust fitment can differ between petrol and diesel derivatives and between pre- and post-facelift builds, so always confirm your variant before ordering. Match the list below to the badge on your boot lid or the engine code on your VIN plate, then request a quote and we will verify the correct part number for your Matrix.
- Hyundai Matrix FC 1.6 GLS
- Hyundai Matrix FC 1.8 GLS
Not sure which variant you own? Send us your VIN when requesting a quote and our Hyundai specialists will confirm compatibility before dispatch.
Common Questions About Hyundai Matrix Exhaust
How much is an exhaust for a Hyundai?
The cost of exhaust parts for a Hyundai in South Africa varies by component and model. A complete exhaust system for popular models like the i20 or Tucson typically ranges from R8,000 to R18,000, while individual parts like a muffler cost R2,400-R5,400 and a catalytic converter ranges from R4,450-R11,750 depending on whether it's for a T-GDi petrol or CRDi diesel engine. Labour costs add another R1,400-R2,950 to the total.
What parts are in an exhaust system?
A Hyundai exhaust system comprises several key components: the exhaust manifold that collects gases from the engine cylinders, the catalytic converter that reduces harmful emissions, the oxygen sensors that monitor exhaust gases for engine management, the resonator and muffler that reduce noise and the exhaust pipes and tailpipe that channel everything out. Modern Hyundai models with Gamma or CRDi engines also include diesel particulate filters (DPF) on diesel variants to meet South African emission standards.
How much does a new exhaust system cost?
A complete new exhaust system for a Hyundai in South Africa ranges from R8,000 for basic models like older Getz or i20 variants to over R20,000 for newer models like the Creta or Santa Fe with complex CRDi systems including DPF filters. Mid-range models like the i20 with a T-GDi engine typically cost R10,400-R14,100 for a full system replacement including parts and fitting at an authorized service centre.
How long should a Hyundai exhaust system last?
Under normal conditions on South African roads, a Hyundai exhaust system should last between 80,000-150,000 km, though this varies significantly based on driving environment. Coastal areas with salt air can reduce lifespan due to corrosion, while highway driving is less demanding than stop-start city traffic. The catalytic converter and DPF (on diesel models) often outlast other components, potentially reaching 200,000 km if properly maintained with quality fuel and regular servicing.
Can I drive my Hyundai with a damaged exhaust?
While technically possible, driving with a damaged exhaust is dangerous and illegal in South Africa as it won't pass a roadworthy inspection. A leaking exhaust can allow carbon monoxide into the cabin, posing serious health risks to occupants and will also cause your engine to run inefficiently, increasing fuel consumption. Additionally, excessive noise from a damaged muffler violates traffic regulations and can result in fines, so it's essential to repair exhaust issues promptly.
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