Yes, 1977 light trucks are factory equipped with catalytic converters.
YES it did.
No, the first catalytic converters installed on GM vehicles was in 1975.
Catalytic converters are part of the exhaust system under the vehicle. They are right after the exhaust pipes come down from the engine
2004 Chevy Blazer has two catalytic converters. One up close to the engine just after the pipes from the exhaust manifolds come together, and one down closer to the middle of the vehicle. The first one is sort of round, and the second is more flat and wide.
Yes
They where required for the 1975 model year.
One two
The Jeep CJ7 began incorporating catalytic converters in 1975, as part of new emissions regulations implemented in the United States. This change was aimed at reducing harmful exhaust emissions from vehicles. The CJ7 continued to use catalytic converters throughout its production run until 1986.
Direct to fit Catalytic Converters come ready to install with all parts pre-welded. These are better for the DIY professional. Universal converters are cheaper, but require cutting, welding, etc. These installations are best left for the shop professionals.
Yes
The 2002 Suzuki GSX-R600 does not come equipped with a catalytic converter. At that time, many sport bikes, including the GSX-R600, did not include catalytic converters as standard equipment. This was primarily due to the regulations and emissions standards in place during that era, which were less stringent compared to later models. However, aftermarket exhaust systems may include catalytic converters for those looking to reduce emissions.
from what ive learned most 1993 models come with 4, as well as the crown vic and mercury sedans. at least thats what ive come to find out