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C.A.R.B. Compliant

E.P.A. Compliant vs. C.A.R.B. Compliant

C.A.R.B. Compliant converters have very high precious metal loading, which reduces emissions output.

Required in California & Colorado
Legal for all 50 States

E.P.A. Compliant converters have typically lower precious metal loading and are generally more price conscious.

California / Colorado - Not Legal for Sale or Use
Maine / New York - Restrictions Apply

Determine your Engine Family Number to make sure you order the correct replacement converter.

Have You Fixed the Problem that Caused your OEM Converter to Fail?

Catalytic Converters are designed to last the life of your vehicle – they do not fail on their own. It is important to fix the source of the problem before replacing your OEM converter. There are three major reasons a converter fails:

OVERHEATED / MELTED

Often caused by unburned fuel entering the converter from a faulty:

Spark Plug
Exhaust Valve
Oxygen Sensor
Fuel Injector

Burned Converter

CATALYST POISONING

Often caused by exposure to emissions substances from:

Leaky Cylinder Head Gasket
Silicone-Based Sealant
Improper Fuel (E85, Diesel)
Worn Piston Ring / Valve Seal

Oil Fouled Converter

STRUCTURAL DAMAGE

Often caused by road debris, corrosion or other conditions such as:

Air Gap Pipe Failure
Flex Pipe Failure
Stripped O2 Sensor Threads
Broken Hangers

Dented Converter

Helpful Tools: Oxygen (O2) Sensor Socket / Wrench | Penetrating Oil | Anti-Seize Lubricant | Sanding Block Pad | Fuel System Cleaner

Additional Resources

Catalytic Converter Limited Warranty Registration Card

NISSAN Warranty Information:
12 Months