maybe you would have to check with the rules around your town. most muffler shops wont touch that cause bye law in some places you have to have that on.
Catalytic converters are a device in the exhaust system that helps reduce the toxicity of emmisions put out by cars. They work by heating up the metal structure and burning up any left over gasses from the combustion of the cylinder.
Walk outside, bend over, look on the vehicle and count them.
We have a 1993 Ford Bronco with 2 catalytic converters. Had one of the 2 replaced over a year and a half ago when we failed emissions. We passed with flying colors. So I say, it can be done.
catalytic converters are used to change the emissions of a car from carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide, basically it makes fumes safer but adds to climate change. It also changes oxides of nitrogen (NoX) to safer molecules, and uses up any left over hyrdocarbons.(HC).It is used to reduce harmful emissions from the exhaust system.
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Could be a plugged catalytic converter or a plugged fuel filter.
A flashing check engine light indicates that you have problem that will damage the catalytic converter. You should have the check engine light checked very quick/tomorrow,if not sooner. converters cost over $800.00. A flashing check engine light indicates that you have problem that will damage the catalytic converter. You should have the check engine light checked very quick/tomorrow,if not sooner. converters cost over $800.00.
Yes, it will run ok, but if you ever have to pass an emissions test or if you're ever pulled over and someone looks under the vehicle who cares about such things it could end up being a big fine. That isn't recommended.
Australia has had road vehicle emission standards for new vehicles in place since the early 1970s and these have been progressively tightened over the past 45 years. Because of that, catalytic converters were found to provide an answer to the control of emissions and to provide compliance with the regulated emissions standards of the day. It appears there is no law that says a cat must be fitted but a passenger vehicle must however comply with the emissions requirements and cats can provide the answer. i.e. there could be something else that could do the job, once discovered.
Pre/ warm up catalytic converters are usually found attached right below the exhaust manifold and before the flex pipe. These converters are made of a ceramic substrate for greater heat protection, while still allowing decent emissions control while the catalytic converter is warming up to the required temperature to start reacting with the VOCs such as carbon monoxide. These warm up converters are generally smaller in size and located under the heat shield that is over top the exhaust manifold.
There is only one catalytic converter in every vehicle even the 1995 Nissan Quest. How many your car will need over the lifetime of the car is depends on the overall usage of the car.