- Will this fit my 1988 Honda Accord?
- Yes, it is listed for Accord models from 1986 to 1989. Confirm your engine and trim, since listings can vary by drivetrain.
- Does it come with a gasket?
- Yes, a gasket is included. Reusing old hardware is possible, but new bolts are a safer bet on a rusty exhaust.
- Will it turn off my check engine light?
- Buyers report it clears catalyst codes such as P0420. If the code comes from an oxygen sensor or a misfire, a new converter will not fix it.
- Is it legal for California emissions?
- Do not assume so. California requires converters with an executive order number, and this listing does not state one. Check with Davico or your smog station before buying.
- How is it different from a universal converter?
- A universal converter needs cutting, welding and custom hangers. This one bolts to factory flanges and includes the sensor ports and air tube connections.
- What is it made of?
- The body is aluminized steel. That resists heat but is less rust-resistant than stainless steel in salt-belt states.
- Where is the Davico Direct Fit Catalytic Converter cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $144.58, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Davico Direct Fit Catalytic Converter?
- Buyers like: Resolves check engine codes; Passes emissions tests; Exact fit for straightforward install.
- Where can I buy the Davico Direct Fit Catalytic Converter?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including catalyticconverter.net, CARiD.com, Walmart, CarParts.com, Amazon.