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Can you use a universal catalytic converter on a Prius?
The short answer to this question is yes, and most aftermarket catalytic converters will work on your Toyota Prius, depending on the generation.
Can I put a universal catalytic converter in California?
The vehicle is specifically included in the application list for the catalytic converter and the converter is legal for use in California. The replacement converter is installed in the same location as the OE converter (the front face location will be within 3″ compared to the OE).
Will a universal catalytic converter work on any car?
As the name implies, universal catalytic converters can be installed in almost any vehicle, as long as the diameters of the inlet and outlet tubes are the same on the converter and the exhaust system, and it is the correct converter for the particular vehicle and the state it will be registered in.
Why are California catalytic converters different?
Pro: California Catalytic Converters are built with more precious earth metals, so they’re higher quality and will last longer.
Can I drive my Prius without a catalytic converter?
When facing the recovery costs of a stolen “cat,” many customers wonder, “Can I drive without my catalytic converter?” The answer is both yes and no. Technically, a car can function without a catalytic converter.
How much is a Toyota Prius catalytic converter worth?
Toyota Prius Catalytic Converter Replacement Cost Estimate. Labor costs are estimated between $84 and $106 while parts are priced between $2,053 and $2,056.
Can I straight pipe my Prius?
Absolutely. Don’t forget to add flame decals on the side of the prius, otherwise it won’t go fast.
What kind of catalytic converter do I need for my Toyota Prius?
A direct-fit replacement, like this Magnaflow 2004 Toyota Prius California Grade CARB Compliant Direct-Fit catalytic converter, means you don’t need to cut or weld, simply unbolt the old exhaust pipe and install this one.
Can a aftermarket catalytic converter be sold in California?
Aftermarket catalytic converters must be exempted from California’s anti-tampering laws in order to be legally sold and installed in the state.
How to find the catalytic converter part number?
To determine the correct catalytic converter part number for your vehicle, you will need its make, model, model year, engine size and test group/engine family designation.