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996 catalytic converter issue

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I have an 02 C2 with a failing cat. Its the one that exits the manifold on the passenger side and exits through the muffler on the drivers side. Can this be replaced with a cat from an exhaust shop, or does it need to be the whole pipe again?

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You are probably going to get several opinions on this one.  However, since you have to meet the stringent CA emissions requirements, and the cat pipe you are referring to has the pre/post O2 sensors, I would say that you need an OE or CARB certified cat as a replacement.  You might be able to find a low mileage used one at a junk yard...DC Autos.

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