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Peugeot 108, 208, 301, 308 II, 2008 50 KW / 68 PS Catalytic Converter 982211748

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Peugeot 108, 208, 301, 308 II, 2008 50 KW / 68 PS Catalytic Converter 982211748Catalytic Converter 9822117480 Fits For Peugeot 108 208 301 308 II Citroen C1 C3 C4 DS3 1. 2 VTi Features: 1. Constructed to meet your vehicles specific emissions requirements 2. Body and pipe heat shields made of high quality materials for durability 3. Expandable bushings for custom installation needs 4. May require modifications to install 5. Professional installation is recommended 6. Designed to meet EPA regulations Attention: Not legal for sale

Catalytic Converter 9822117480 Fits For Peugeot 108 208 301 308 II Citroen C1 C3 C4 DS3 1.2 VTi

Features:
1.Constructed to meet your vehicle’s specific emissions requirements
2.Body and pipe heat shields made of high quality materials for durability
3.Expandable bushings for custom installation needs
4.May require modifications to install
5.Professional installation is recommended
6.Designed to meet EPA regulations

Attention:
Not legal for sale in California and New York !!
If your vehicle is registered in California or New York, do not purchase this part.
If your vehicle meets California requirements, but is not registered in California or New York, this converter will work on your vehicle.

Specification
Emissions:48-State Legal (Cannot Ship to CA or NY)
Tube material:Stainless Steel
Product fit:Direct Fit
Oxygen sensor ports:Yes
Restricted States: California & New York
Placement on Vehicle: Front
Type: Catalytic Converter
Body Material:Stainless Steel
Manufacturer Part Number:9672883980, 9678127280, 9822117480, 28677

Compatible For:
For Citroen C-Elysee, C1 II, C3 II, C3 III, C4 Cactus, DS3, DS3 Cabriolet
For Peugeot 108, 208, 301, 308 II, 2008 50 KW / 68 PS
For Peugeot 108, 208, 301, 308 II, 2008 53 KW / 72 PS
For Peugeot 108, 208, 301, 308 II, 2008 55 KW / 75 PS
For Peugeot 108, 208, 301, 308 II, 2008 60 KW / 82 PS

NOTE:
Not suitable for this model:Peugeot 208 2012 Petrol Hatchback 1.2 VTI 82 FWD

Package Included:
1x Catalytic Converter Set(As pictures show)

INSTALLATION VIDEO (FOR REFERENCE ONLY):

https://youtu.be/Gl0ur9YRbuU?si=yCTOHoQlp2_u3lQU

(Please note, the installation video is for reference only and may not be completely accurate. If you're unsure about installation, we recommend consulting a local professional mechanic for assistance.)

Warranty:
Returns:Customers have the right to apply for a return within 60 days after the receipt of the product
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