Thread: Catalytic converter question?
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08-10-2006 06:33 PM #1
it don't make no dif.!!
Originally Posted by BigTruckDriver
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08-31-2006 03:07 PM #2
i think with some monolithics, the direction does matter because it has different catalyst material in different places that need to be hit in order. i've always seen the air tube in the middle point forward after it bends 90*. i cannot swear to these things, but it's what i've heard.
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08-31-2006 03:16 PM #3
if there is no tube then it makes no dif. if there is a tube, put it back the way the tube was on the old conv.Mike
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09-02-2006 04:32 AM #4
let me start over again. most conv. are direct bolt on, or have a tube , so there is no question how they go, but with the unv. muf. shop conv. you can put them on most any kind if way, E.P.A. put a # on all conv. sold across the counter, and when you install the conv. you are suppose to put that # so it can be read standing under the car while its up on the lift. there is a post card in the box with the conv. that you are suppose to fill out and send to E.P.A, to let them know that you changed that conv. i believe if it made a lot of dif. which way it went on then they would have made it harder to install.
Originally Posted by lt1s10
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