Pacesetter Catalytic Converter

Pacesetter Catalytic Converter

An older car can serve you just as well as a newer vehicle if properly maintained and cared for. Part of this maintenance routine should include regular inspections of the catalytic converter and the oxygen sensor(s). These two components work together, and if one has failed, chance are the other one is about to go belly-up as well – if it hasn’t already. There are a number of indications that your catalytic converter has failed. Sluggish performance and increased fuel consumption are two signs that the device has become clogged. You can confirm this by removing the oxygen sensor and revving the engine to about 4000 RPM. A whistling sound will tell you that it’s time to get a new Pacesetter Catalytic Converter. This one is larger and offers greater efficiency, with a specially designed catalyst that continues to clean up toxic gases in the exhaust while allowing these gases to flow freely on their way out the tailpipe. The Pacesetter Catalytic Converter fits right onto your existing exhaust system, and is welded into its own rust-proof stainless steel casing. The Pacesetter Catalytic Converter meets and even exceeds all EPA requirements, and will allow your car to pass emissions tests easily. Shoppers always want fantastic customer support while shopping for quality car parts from us. To support that need, we established a 24-hour, 7 day a week technical support call desk to support all your requests. Nobody likes to pay for shipping, so all parts come with completely free shipping for each order at least $50. If you spot a better price somewhere else, tell us - we will beat any price advertised elsewhere.