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Valina Inc. CARB Compliant Universal Catalytic Converter 105031

Valina Inc. CARB Compliant Universal Catalytic Converter 105031

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Description:

The Valina 105031 Catalytic Converter is designed for front or rear installation on passenger cars and includes a front sensor port for accurate emissions monitoring. It features a durable 4-inch round bullet-style body with a 12-inch length and 2.25-inch inlet and outlet diameters, providing a universal fit for various exhaust systems.

Certified under CARB Executive Order D-562-68, this CARB Compliant converter meets California’s strict emissions standards. It ensures effective reduction of harmful pollutants, reliable performance, and long-lasting durability to help keep your vehicle running clean and compliant.

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Specifications

Detailed technical specifications and compliance information

● Physical Dimensions

Overall Length 12"
Outlet Diameter 2.1/4"
Inlet Diameter 2.1/4"
Shape 4" Round
Weight 5.0 lb

● Construction Details

Converter Body Round Bullet
Executif Order/EO D-562-68
Part Number 105031-12

● Compatibility

Vehicle Type Passenger Car
Converter Location Front/Rear
Part Position Front sensor
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Darren Whitaker
Much Easier Than I Expected

"I had been putting this repair off because I wanted to make sure I ordered the correct component the first time. Ended up being much less complicated than I expected."

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Melissa Crane
Keeping an Older Vehicle Properly Maintained

"The vehicle only gets used for local errands now, but I still try to keep it maintained properly. No reason to let small problems turn into larger ones."

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Isaac Romero
Worked Well During a Full Exhaust Rebuild

"Bought this during a full exhaust rebuild. The fabricator handling the project had no concerns using it and the installation stayed on schedule."

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Valerie Sutton
An Important Repair Before Taking Ownership

"I recently inherited this car from a relative. Before registering it under my name, I wanted several repairs handled correctly, including the emissions system."

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Cameron Price
Finally Identified the Real Problem

"One thing I appreciated was avoiding the cycle of replacing random parts hoping to solve the issue. Once the converter was addressed, the repair path became much clearer."

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Jenna Maldonado
Still Cheaper Than Another Car Payment

"The car has been paid off for years and still serves its purpose every day. Spending money on maintenance feels more reasonable than taking on another monthly payment."

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Oliver Keating
Helped Keep Our Nonprofit Vehicles Running

"I help maintain vehicles for a small nonprofit organization. Keeping older vehicles operational is important for our budget, so repairs like this matter."

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Rachel Donovan
Solved the Problem Faster Than Expected

"Not the kind of purchase anyone gets excited about, but it solved a problem that needed attention. The repair shop completed everything faster than expected."

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Marcus Holden
One of the Last Major Repairs Needed

"The previous owner had ignored several maintenance items. I've been gradually correcting them over the past year, and replacing the converter was one of the final major jobs."

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Tiffany Brooks
Part of a Family Vehicle Maintenance Plan

"My brother and I share responsibility for our father's older SUV. We decided to handle several overdue repairs together, and this replacement ended up being part of that process."