OEM Saturn SL1 Catalytic Converter

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The core of the exhaust system is Saturn SL1 Catalytic Converter, which is another sign of the ingenious work that makes the compact sedan look unique. The Saturn SL1 is commended to have dent resistant polymer body panels, spirited yet fuel efficient 1.9 liter engine, supportive but assertive manual or automatic gearboxes, and safety conscious head curtain airbags that were scarcely available in its category, which enabled drivers to enjoy a long and fun ride both in the urban traffic and on the long journeys. The fact that the SL1 too maintains service accessibility with a clear view of the under hood components and generally robust factory components that lengthen service time also impresses the owners, who have grown accustomed to the reliable image Saturn developed during the nineties. In keeping with that utility, the Saturn SL1 Catalytic Converter contains precious metal catalysts that propel redox reactions that convert carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, and nitrogen oxides to cleaner water, carbon dioxide and nitrogen, helping tailpipe emissions to remain within legal thresholds despite stable engine power. A new Catalytic Converter will restore the fuel economy and assist the SL1 sail in passing inspections, which is why it will be an important member of the eco friendly mission of the car. Regular inspection of the Saturn Catalytic Converter will provide long-term compliance and performance, but in case the Catalytic Converter clogs, it should be replaced immediately to get the engine breathing. Installation of a new unit requires one to allow the exhaust to cool, remove battery, secure the car, unplug sensors, unbolt the old converter, place gaskets, assemble the new converter, reassemble sensors, and turn the engine on and look at leaks. Check idle and revs performance.