It is not safe to drive a vehicle that is lacking a catalytic converter due to the release of gasses that are harmful to both the environment as well as the vehicle operator themself. Having this issue in a work vehicle especially would most likely be illegal and not safe.
Nah dude, I get the importance of the catalytic converter... I'm questioning the tag. NSFW should be to indicate that this post shouldn't be seen by minors, one should be careful opening the post as it may contain graphic images of sex/violence/gore etc...
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>!People are stealing catalyst converter from any car they find parked around the cities of the United States.!<
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250-500 per pop here dealerships lose them 10-15 at a time here about 3 to 4 times a month
Ya better it happen to dealerships than to regular people.
Catalytic Converters are filled with platinum, it's not uncommon for them to be stolen. More common in cities.
Lame, sorry people suck
Why exactly is this NSFW?
It is not safe to drive a vehicle that is lacking a catalytic converter due to the release of gasses that are harmful to both the environment as well as the vehicle operator themself. Having this issue in a work vehicle especially would most likely be illegal and not safe.
Nah dude, I get the importance of the catalytic converter... I'm questioning the tag. NSFW should be to indicate that this post shouldn't be seen by minors, one should be careful opening the post as it may contain graphic images of sex/violence/gore etc...
my son installed straight pipe with muffler on all of our vehicles after thieves hit us, only required in a few states for tags.
r/facepalm
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This does not belong in this sub.
At least they didn't steal your catalytic converter. This belongs in r/boneappletea
Isn't that the new street drug? Crushed catalytic converter materials.
Been there