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Catalytic Converter-ultra Direct Fit Converter Front Fits 10-11 Equinox 2.4l-l4 on 2040-parts.com

US $359.32
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Kimberly, Wisconsin, United States

Kimberly, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually Overall Length:23.500"" SKU:WAL:16581 Inlet Connection Type:3 Bolt Welded Flange Brand:Walker Body Material:Stainless Steel Manufacturer Part Number:16581 Converter Position:Front Substrate Material:Ceramic Oxygen sensor location:Post Catalyst Outlet Count:1 Min Year Covered:2010 Most Popular Make / Model:Chevrolet Equinox Inlet Diameter 1:2.370"" Body Width:4.000"" UPC:Does not apply

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