- Catalytic Converters have been a legality on all petrol cars since 1993.
- The “European Emission Control Legislation“ enforces the limits for toxic emissions.
- A cat is located close to the car's engine for heat purposes.
- All internal ceramic monoliths have E9 Type 103-R approval under current European legislation.
- The use of new fittings is recommended where available when fitting Cats.
- An Emissions report is required for all emissions failures, as this gives an indication how the car is running.
- Hydrocarbons are unburned fuel.
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- Ceramic Cats carry a 2-year warranty, Metallic Cats carry a 3-year warranty.
- When fitting a Cat alone, put it into place & loosely fix it to the vehicle, if you tighten up one end you may not get the Cat to line up correctly.
- A Cat isn't designed to get a vehicle through its MOT. A Cats purpose is to reduce the amount of harmful gases being released into the atmosphere!
- Don’t hit the catalytic converter with a mallet, hammer or chisel gun to try and force it into place.
- Silicone can be used as a sealant in front of the Cat, but never use exhaust paste.
- It is advisable to fit a Cat whilst the vehicle is on a ramp, rather than on axle stands.
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