the answer is no . the converter would not affect just one cylinder .
Yes, a bad catalytic converter can cause a P0303 code, which indicates a misfire in cylinder 3. If the catalytic converter is clogged or malfunctioning, it may create excessive backpressure, leading to poor engine performance and misfires. Additionally, other issues like fuel delivery problems or ignition system faults can also trigger this code, so it's important to diagnose the root cause thoroughly.
No. Oxygenation just helps get more complete combustion, both in the cylinder and the catalytic converter.
It depends on the reason that cylinder is misfiring. It could cause serious damage to the catalytic converter.
A partially clogged converter will cause this. Also an overly rich fuel/air mixture or a cylinder misfire is a cause.
Yes, it sure can.
Having no catalytic converter installed is illegal and can cause a myriad of problems. Probably not a backfire though.
Yes, internal coolant consumption can damage a catalytic converter.
No, the catalytic converter is downstream from the EGR valve so it has no effect on it.
A clogged converter will cause the engine to loose power and act as though you are pulling a heavy load. The engine will not miss as if you have a bad cylinder. You will basically have no power.
Yes
No, the catalytic converter has nothing whatsoever to do with your defrost system.
A bad catalytic converter can cause hard starts if it has become clogged. This produces excessive back pressure in the engine.