Pontiac Catalytic Converter

Pontiac was founded in 1929 as a junior division of Oakland, a division of GM. It has been highly regarded for its great parts and accessories. During the development of Pontiac, many popular parts like the catalytic converter have been built. Many modern cars have a catalytic converter with a honeycomb interior, while older cars have one with a ceramic bead design. The purpose of the design is to slow down the speed at which the exhaust gases are traveling. A bad Pontiac catalytic converter can lead to poor engine performance, rattling noise in the engine, and engine misfires.

Pontiac offers great parts to buyers. But there will be several problems after its catalytic converter has been used for a long time. The removal process for the Pontiac catalytic converter is as follows. First, disconnect the upstream and downstream sensors. Next, remove the nuts from the flanges connecting them to the rest of the exhaust. Then remove the old exhaust gaskets. And finally, disconnect exhaust hangers (if needed). The main components of a Pontiac catalytic converter include a heat shield, catalyst substrate, end seal, and packaging mat. We have nearly all types of Pontiac parts in our catalog to give you a better car both inside and out. It is easy to get great Pontiac products online with just a few clicks 24/7.