The letters A and B on a muffler typically represent different flow paths or configurations within the muffler system. In dual exhaust systems, "A" may refer to one side of the system, while "B" refers to another, indicating how exhaust gases are directed or how noise is managed. These designations can also indicate different levels of sound attenuation or performance characteristics, depending on the manufacturer's design. Always refer to the specific muffler's documentation for precise meanings.
You end up with a b a muffler.
muffler, what direction do you install arrow A and B ?The A - B are direction of flow for the exhaust. If this is an aftermarket muffler. The muffler should be installed with the "A" towards the engine, and the "B" towards the rear of the vehicle.Read more: http://www.justanswer.com/questions/2d71s-replacing-muffler-jeep-wrangler#ixzz0VkBeD0MI
The a-b arrow on a muffler indicates the direction of airflow through the exhaust system. It shows the correct orientation for installation, ensuring that exhaust gases flow efficiently from the engine to the tailpipe. Installing the muffler in the wrong direction can lead to reduced performance and increased noise. Always follow the arrow for optimal function.
is this a serious question lol a is inlet b is outlet
The 'inlet' on a muffler refers to the side in which the exhaust gasses from the manifold enter the muffler. The outlet is the side that the gasses exit out to the tail pipe/s.
I would say B is the tail pipe end.
a side goes to engine
It is not bad to run it without a muffler with a straight pipe. But remember the louder it is doesn't necessarily mean the better the performance.
you may need a new muffler!
Do you mean "starts" with the letter M? Muffler, mittens, mitre (as in hat)
the muffler rattling? the muffler rattling? the muffler rattling?
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