Parts for your 2020 Haval H6-Exhaust mount

2020 Haval H6 Exhaust Mount

Technical sources confirm the 2020 Haval H6 does use exhaust mounts (also called exhaust hangers or insulators). The GWM/Haval H6 factory workshop manual’s Exhaust System procedures, the GWM Electronic Parts Catalogue (EPC) for the H6 (pre-2021 generation), and professional repair databases such as Autodata/HaynesPro list multiple rubber exhaust mounting insulators and associated brackets along the centre pipe and rear muffler. These references make the exhaust-mount directly relevant to servicing and parts replacement on the 2020 Haval H6.

On the H6, the exhaust mounts are tough rubber isolators that suspend the exhaust under the vehicle. Their job is to hold everything in place while soaking up engine and road vibration, preventing knocks against the body or subframes, and allowing the system to expand and contract with heat. That keeps the cabin quieter, protects the catalytic converter and sensors from undue stress, and maintains safe clearance to heat shields and the bumper.

For most Aussie and Kiwi driving—school runs, motorway stints, the odd gravel road—H6 exhaust mounts generally last several years. Heat, towing, corrugations, and coastal conditions can age the rubber faster. Best practice is to have them checked at each service while the car’s on the hoist (or at least every 20,000 km/12 months). If the exhaust’s sitting low, there’s a dull thud over bumps, a buzz or rattle at idle, or visible cracking and elongation of the rubber, it’s time to replace.

Replacement is straightforward with the right tools. Support the exhaust so there’s no strain on the flex section, then remove the old insulators and press on new ones. A spritz of silicone spray helps, steer clear of petroleum-based lubes that attack rubber. After fitment, ensure 10–15 mm of clearance around heat shields and the rear bumper, and that the mounts aren’t twisted. Where practical, replace mounts in pairs to keep the system sitting square. Using OE or high-quality aftermarket mounts with similar durometer (rubber hardness) keeps noise and harshness in check.

• Typical symptoms: sagging tailpipe, knocks on take-off, tinny rattles at idle, visible cracks/tears in the rubber.
• Workshop tip: re-torque related brackets and recheck clearances with the engine warm, as the system grows with heat.

Popular questions about 2020 Haval H6 exhaust mounts

How many exhaust mounts does a 2020 Haval H6 have?
Most 2020 H6 variants use several rubber mounts—commonly three to five—supporting the centre pipe and rear muffler. The exact count can vary slightly by engine and market spec, so a quick visual check on a hoist is the sure way to confirm.

What are the signs an H6 exhaust mount needs replacing?
Look for a drooping tailpipe, thuds over bumps, rattles at idle or when selecting Drive, and cracked or elongated rubber. If the exhaust looks off-centre in the bumper cut-out, a perished mount or shifted bracket is likely.

Can universal exhaust hangers be used on the H6?
Universal hangers can work in a pinch, but the best result comes from OE or quality aftermarket parts matched for length and rubber hardness. That keeps the system aligned and avoids extra cabin drone or premature wear.