People don't think much about the Dodge Stratus Catalytic Converter, except for those who recall those awful power-draining pellet models installed in vehicles during the 1970's. When it comes to the environment, however it's one of your car's most important components. The good news is that the modern Dodge Stratus Catalytic Converter is a much more efficient device than its forerunners thirty years ago.

A catalytic converter reduces emissions produced by an internal combustion engine by treating the exhaust before it exits via the muffler and tailpipe. The Dodge Stratus catalytic converter removes deadly carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons and nitrous oxide gases that result when gasoline is burned by breaking the molecular bonds in these compounds.

The result is CO2 and water vapor - not a perfect solution, as the former is linked to global climate change, but is definitely a step forward toward solving air quality problems. A catalytic converter can become clogged with debris that blocks the flow of exhaust gas, which will cause your car's performance to drop. You can easy check for this by removing your old oxygen sensor and exhaust pipe, then revving the engine to 4000 RPM. A whistling sound indicates that the device has become clogged. If your Dodge Stratus exhaust smells particularly bad, or you've noticed a significant power drop, A new Dodge Stratus Catalytic Converter may be the solution. Catalytic converters are not exactly cheap because of the platinum used in the actual catalyst, but you can enjoy substantial savings when you shop with us. Come see the low prices on our complete inventory of Dodge parts for yourself.Find out why cars and the people who love them love us.