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Honda Del Sol Converter, Manifold
Part Number: 18160-P2E-A00$808.67 MSRP: $1165.10You Save: $356.43 (31%)Honda Del Sol Converter, Manifold
Part Number: 18160-P2E-A50$808.67 MSRP: $1165.10You Save: $356.43 (31%)Honda Del Sol Converter, Manifold
Part Number: 18160-P2E-L00$808.67 MSRP: $1165.10You Save: $356.43 (31%)Honda Del Sol Converter, Manifold
Part Number: 18160-P2E-L50$808.67 MSRP: $1165.10You Save: $356.43 (31%)
Honda Del Sol Catalytic Converter
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Honda Del Sol Catalytic Converter Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to inspect Catalytic Converter and Muffler on Honda Del Sol?A: The exhaust system comprises the exhaust manifold(s), catalytic converter, muffler, tailpipe, and all connecting pipes, brackets, hangers, and clamps, secured to the body with mounting brackets and rubber hangers, which should be checked for any damage or missing parts. Regular inspections are essential to ensure safety and quiet operation, looking for damaged or bent parts, open seams, holes, loose connections, excessive corrosion, or other defects that could allow exhaust fumes to enter the vehicle, with deteriorated components needing replacement rather than repair. If components are severely corroded or rusted, welding may be necessary for removal, which can be done by a muffler repair shop or, for those looking to save money, by cutting off old parts with a hacksaw or pneumatic chisels, while wearing safety goggles and gloves for protection. When repairing, it is advisable to work from back to front, apply penetrating oil to fasteners, use new gaskets, hangers, and clamps, apply anti-seize compound to fastener threads, and ensure sufficient clearance between newly installed parts and the underbody to prevent overheating. Periodic inspections of the heat shield for cracks, dents, and loose fasteners are important, and if the converter needs replacement, the mounting nuts and rubber mounts must be detached to separate it from the exhaust system, with installation following the reverse process and new gaskets being used.
