OEM Toyota Prius C Catalytic Converter

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Toyota Prius C Catalytic Converter is a small yet important emissions piece in the agile hybrid hatchback that is admired as a driving machine because of its diminutive size, light weight, and intelligent hybrid synergy drive that is developed by the engineers at Toyota to combine an efficient gasoline engine with an electric motor to provide an easy power drive. The Prius C cabin is designed with easy-to-use digital panel displays and flexible rear seats along with an easily navigated infotainment system to enable young drivers to run their daily errands without hesitation, and with typical Toyota safety technology, it offers peace of mind. Due to the responsive nature of the reliable hybrid drive train as the continues variable transmission is smooth, the owners tend to report pleasant acceleration in the urban routes. The Prius C Catalytic Converter is placed in the exhaust stream; it contains precious metals, which cause chemical reactions, which transform carbon monoxide, unburned fuel and nitrogen oxides into cleaner gases, this is what makes Toyota hybrid stay green and does not drain its performance. An efficient Catalytic Converter will maintain the Check Engine Light off, and a clogged Catalytic Converter can be replaced in a few minutes to regain efficiency and resale value so many Prius C owners are proud of. To install, allow the exhaust to cool down, remove the battery, lift the car, remove the old unit using bolts, assemble the new Catalytic Converter with new gaskets, evenly fasten bolts, reconnect sensors, and then, lower the car, and then, turn on the starter to ensure that there are no leaks.