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Among the Top 10 Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) techs deal with on a routine basis are the “Catalytic Converter Efficiency Low” codes; the P0420s and/or P0430s.
Still, many of you are automatically swapping out the converters in an effort to resolve the DTCs. And many of you learned the hard way that these DTCs are often caused by something other than a failed converter. In fact, that's the case in most instances!
So we talked to the experts at Walker Exhaust to learn more about effectively troubleshooting these codes. Watch to learn the facts on some common myths and the 5 basic checks you can make to successfully diagnose 85%+ of these failures.
Be sure to watch this Walker video right after, too!
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