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Buick Skylark Catalytic Convertor
Part Number: 25056230$520.05 MSRP: $771.72You Save: $251.67 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Buick Skylark Catalytic Converter
The Catalytic Converter in Buick Skylark vehicles is the part of the emission system that changes the dangerous gas products such as Carbon Monoxide, Hydrocarbons, and Oxides of Nitrogen to less hazardous products like water, Carbon Dioxide, and Nitrogen respectively. Generally constructed of a honeycombed structure with the catalysts such as platinum, palladium, and rhodium, the converter helps in redox reactions to accomplish this transformation. Earlier, converters of two-way and three-way have been employed to sufficiently address the upgrading EPA standards while plentiful converters designed as the stoichiometric air-fuel operations. High-performance catalytic converters can be bought, which come in high-flow performance design and are made of heavy-duty material, with varieties coming in direct-fit types that do not require complicated fittings into the vehicle. The Catalytic Converter system in the Buick Skylark cars is among the most crucial components that are significant for the protection of the environment and meeting emission requirements by lowering dangerous emissions and enhancing engine efficiency.
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Buick Skylark Catalytic Converter Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What is the purpose and maintenance requirements of a catalytic converter?A: Situated below the vehicle in the exhaust system, a catalytic converter is a muffler-like unit. It aims to minimize the release of hydrocarbon (HC) and carbon monoxide (CO) pollutants into the atmosphere. A 49 States and High Altitude model X-Bodies utilize this kind of converter which has small beads that are coated with platinum and palladium. These beads facilitate chemical reactions that convert CO to CO2 and HC to CO2 and H20. The Phase II Monolith converter is used in California version X-Bodies, which have an internal design like honeycomb coated with platinum as well as rhodium in addition to platinum. This catalyst also helps reduce oxides of nitrogen in addition to HC and CO. Keeping it working effectively requires using only unleaded fuel. Periodic maintenance isn't necessary but the life span of this converter is limited hence must be replaced after every 30,000 miles approximately. When the useful life of the catalyst has been depleted, a 'catalyst' reminder light appears on the speedometer. If for any reason a bead-type converter becomes useless, replace it with a new one or drain off and replace beads inside it. The Monolith converter cannot have its catalyst replaced separately. If a bead-type converter's bottom gets damaged, it can be replaced without removing the entire thing. Note that the converter operates at very high temperatures so care must be taken when working near or on it so as not to get burnt.
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