The best way to check for an exhaust leak is to hold a rag over the end of the exahust, with the car running on idle, and check for any smoke coming out from the rest of the exhaust system. If so it is likely that a hole has been created by rust eating away at the sysem; you will probably need to replace parts of the system in such a case.
Check for exhaust leaks, test oxygen sensor operation, replace the catalytic converter.Check for exhaust leaks, test oxygen sensor operation, replace the catalytic converter.
Maybe it is-check your timing. Also check for exhaust leaks.
Check for extra white color in the exhaust,could be a ruptured head-gasket.
check for exhaust leaks around the manifold inlets and outlets.
Check for exhaust leaks, check O2 sensor functionality, replace catalyst.
Check for and repair any exhaust or fuel leaks.
if you have no oil leaks check to see if your exhaust is oiled up at rear ,stick finger in tail pipe and if oil is in exhaust this is a sign of worn pistons or rings
Seems the flexpipe leaks at the ends...
Check for vacuum leaks. It's the usual culprit.
Check for exhaust leaks, test oxygen sensor operation, replace the catalytic converter.
Is it gas fumes or exhaust? The only cause for a fuel smell inside the vehicle would be a fuel leak, so check the lines, tank, etc. for that. While you're underneath, check the exhaust. Sometimes exhaust can have a similar odor to fuel, so check for exhaust leaks under the vehicle and also check your rear door seals and trunk seals for damage or poor seal. Sometimes exhaust can be sucked in through poor seals. If you are unwilling or unable to get under the vehicle to check for exhaust and/or fuel leaks, take the vehicle to a shop and explain your concerns and ask that it be inspected. Breathing either fuel vapors or exhaust can have serious health and safety risks, so be proactive, do something about it before bad things happen.
Check operation of exhaust "heat riser" valve. Also check exhaust header gasket for leaks. Heat riser should be near the exhaust header, in exhaust pipe connection.