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Re: Catalitic converter

Posted By: Sherri
Date: Wednesday, February 1 2006, at 3:17 p.m.

In Response To: Catalitic converter (Dave)

Is it possible...for a catalitic converter to cause an engine to overheat? > The catalitic converter was created as a way to reduce > the pollution created by cars. It's a part of the > exhaust system of your car, and the exhaust passes > through it before being released into the air. As it > passes through the converter, many of the bad > chemicals in the exhaust are converted into other > chemicals that aren't so bad. It's usually more or > less under the driver's seat so that the exhaust > passes through almost right before it's released.

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