- Will this fit my car?
- It is a direct-fit unit for specific OBDII applications, so check the part number against your vehicle's year, make, model and engine before buying. It is not a universal converter.
- Is it legal in California?
- No. It is not legal for sale or use in California or on California-emissions vehicles. Check your state's rules before installing.
- Does it come with a gasket?
- Yes, a gasket is included, and the unit has a sensor port for the oxygen sensor.
- Will it fix my check-engine light?
- It can clear a P0420 code caused by a failed converter, but not one caused by an engine misfire, bad sensor or exhaust leak. Diagnose the cause first.
- How does it compare with an OEM converter?
- It costs less and fits the same flange points, but the stainless steel is thinner than factory metal and durability may be shorter.
- Can I install it myself?
- Yes, on most applications it unbolts and bolts back on with hand tools. Rusted fasteners are the main obstacle.
- Where is the AP Exhaust 643040 Catalytic Converter cheapest?
- At Autoplicity, for $234.43, 49% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the AP Exhaust 643040 Catalytic Converter?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including Autoplicity, CARiD.com, USAutopartsCar.com, New Auto Parts, FR Sport.