Catalytic converter replacement pipe honda civic 93

Show More. Each converter features durable stainless-steel construction and either a direct-fit or universal design. Check out our how-to-guide to help you find the best Catalytic Converter for your vehicle and local emissions requirements. Find out how to choose the correct catalytic converter for your Honda Civic to comply with your state emissions regulations. Buy your replacement MagnaFlow catalytic converter. A Recycling for Refunds icon will appear in your cart to get the process started.

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The catalytic converter cleans the vehicle's exhaust gases before they are expelled from the exhaust pipe. When a catalytic converter starts to fail, your vehicle may not only run poorly, but it may not pass an emissions test due to excessive pollutants coming from the exhaust. Before replacing your expensive catalytic converter, make sure it is the culprit by replacing it temporarily with a straight pipe, sometimes called a test pipe.

If your car runs properly with the test pipe in place, your catalytic converter will need to be replaced soon. Park the vehicle on a level surface and raise it with a hydraulic jack. Place jack stands under each corner of the vehicle's frame. Lower the hydraulic jack until the vehicle is fully supported by the jack stands. Allow the exhaust system to cool if the vehicle has been driven recently, as the catalytic converter can be extremely hot.

Crawl under the vehicle and spray penetrating fluid onto the catalytic converter mounting bolts. Allow the fluid to work in for at least fifteen minutes. Loosen the mounting bolts on each end of the catalytic converter with an adjustable wrench in a counterclockwise direction. Remove the bolts and place them aside.

Lower the catalytic converter carefully to the ground. Retain the catalytic converter for possible installation in the future. Place a test pipe available at auto parts stores into the exhaust system in the void left by the catalytic converter.