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Valina Inc. CARB Compliant Universal Catalytic Converter 105033-12

Valina Inc. CARB Compliant Universal Catalytic Converter 105033-12

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Description:

The Valina Inc. CARB Compliant Universal Catalytic Converter 105033-12 is engineered to deliver superior emissions control and durability for a wide range of passenger cars. CARB-compliant with EO number D-562-68, this converter meets stringent California emissions regulations, making it a reliable choice for environmentally conscious drivers.

Featuring a round bullet design with a 4" diameter and 12" overall length, it is designed to fit either front or rear mid-bed sensor positions. With 2.25" inlet and outlet diameters, it ensures efficient exhaust flow and compatibility with standard exhaust systems. Built to CARB Compliant standards, this converter offers excellent performance, long-lasting durability, and easy installation for both universal and replacement applications. Ideal for maintaining optimal engine function while reducing harmful emissions.

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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 105033-12

● Compatibility

Vehicle Type Passenger Car
Converter Location Front/Rear
Part Position Mid Bed Sensoe
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Graham Fulton
Finally Took Care of an Important Repair

"Not every repair changes how a vehicle feels, but this was one of the repairs I didn't want to postpone any longer. Glad to finally cross it off the list."

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Felicia Moran
Worth Maintaining Even for Limited Use

"I purchased this for a vehicle that only gets driven a few thousand miles each year. Even with limited use, I still wanted the emissions system in proper condition rather than ignoring it."

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Trevor Cardenas
The Right Part Once I Found It

"The hardest part was figuring out which converter I actually needed. Once that was sorted out, the rest of the process was surprisingly straightforward."

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Simone Rutledge
Still Better Than Buying Another Vehicle

"My repair invoice wasn't small, but replacing aging parts is still cheaper than shopping for another vehicle. No regrets about taking care of it properly."

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Warren Pike
Part of a Larger Family Maintenance Project

"I handle maintenance for several family vehicles. When one of them needed exhaust work, this converter ended up being part of a much larger effort to get everything caught up."

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Nadine Holloway
Seeing the Old Converter Explained Everything

"The technician showed me the old converter after removal. Seeing its condition made it obvious why replacement was necessary."

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Curtis Beltran
Exactly the Repair Experience I Wanted

"I don't write many reviews, but I appreciated that the repair went exactly as expected. No extra surprises, delays, or return visits."

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Amelia Worthington
A Good Investment in Long-Term Ownership

"Our family tends to keep vehicles for a long time. Spending money on maintenance usually works out better than constantly starting over with something newer."

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Lionel Stafford
Saved Time by Handling Everything Together

"I was already replacing worn suspension parts when the shop pointed out the converter issue. Taking care of everything during the same visit saved a lot of future hassle."

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Veronica Delgado
Helped Get My Father's Vehicle Back on the Road

"The vehicle belongs to my father, and I helped coordinate the repairs while he recovered from surgery. This was one of several items we wanted completed before returning the car to regular use."