MERCEDES A - B - CLA CATALYTIC CONVERTER 1.6İ 2011>....
| Brand: | Mercedes-Benz Catalytic converter MERCEDES A-Class W176 A180 / B-Class W246 B160 / 180/200 - 1.6-2.0i - |
| Model / Series / Generation: | W176 - A180 W246 - B160/180/200 |
| Capacity: | 1.6-2.0i |
| Year: | 2011-> |
| Strength: | 90 kW 122 hp 90 kW 122 hp |
| Producer: | OE Original Product |
| Manufacturer code: | A2464900514 A2464900710 KT0331 |
| Situation: | New |
| Guarantee: | 12 months |
- Technical Specifications: Original Product.
- Industry leader, top quality and technological company.
- catalytic converter. It is made of stainless steel and covered with the latest technology. In the middle part, the metal case converter that holds the ceramic filter prevents the ceramic layer from vibrating and making noise when heated. The metal casing is welded on the inlet and outlet pipes, allowing the air inside to flow easily. Mono honeycomb helps to release gas in accordance with ceramic emission values. All products are washed separately against oil and crumbs during the production process. It is a product that can be detected with a fault light in accordance with ISO 9002 and OBDA 2 emission standards.
The catalytic converter in your car is responsible for neutralizing almost 90% of all harmful exhaust fumes. This is why your catalytic converter must function optimally. On average, a catalytic converter runs between 80,000 and 150,000 km. When the catalytic converter stops working, the cleaning system also stops working. This has two negative consequences:
- Harmful substances are no longer neutralized, which is bad for the environment
- You use more fuel, which increases your gasoline costs
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How do I recognize a bad catalytic converter?
In most cases, the warning light on your dashboard will come on when your catalytic converter fails. If this does not happen and you have the following complaints about your vehicle, your catalytic converter may be faulty:
- higher fuel consumption
- Catalyst overheating
- Strange or rattling sound under the car
- Reduced pulling force
We recommend going to a garage or checking if the catalytic converter is working if you have it. Then you can contact us for the suitable catalyst for your vehicle.
Causes of catalytic converter failure
A catalytic converter can last a car life, but lasts an average of 80,000 to 150,000 km. Also, there are other reasons that can cause a catalytic converter to fail before its expected life. The most common causes of catalytic converter failure are:
- Unburned fuel residue in the exhaust
- Defective lambda probe
- Incorrect engine setting
- Oil in the exhaust system
- Wrong fuel used
- Faulty engine due to broken ignition coil or spark plug wires
- Physical damage due to improper assembly or vibration
