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40407 Catalytic Converter, Federal EPA Standard, 46-State Legal (Cannot ship to or be installed in vehicles originally purchased in CA, CO, NY or ME)

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Part:
Catalytic Converter
Brand:
Eastern
Emissions:
Federal EPA Standard, 46-State Legal (Cannot ship to or be installed in vehicles originally purchased in CA, CO, NY or ME)
Notes:
87.5 in. overall length
Restricted States:
California|Colorado|New York|Maine
Type:
Catalytic Converter
Product Fit:
Direct Fit
Recommended Use:
OE Replacement
Quantity Sold:
Sold individually
Gasket Included:
With Gasket
Oxygen Sensor Ports:
Factory OEM Ports
Oxygen Sensor Port Location:
Factory OEM Locations
Warranty:
5-year or 50,000-mile Eastern limited warranty
Prop 65 Warning:

Warning SymbolWARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Interchange Part Number:
REPP960302
Tube Material:
Aluminized Steel

Vehicle Fitment Information

Vehicle Name
Submodel
Engine
Fitment Information
2003-2008 Pontiac Vibe
Base
4 Cyl 1.8L
FWD, Undercar
2003-2008 Toyota Corolla
CE
4 Cyl 1.8L
Undercar
2003-2008 Toyota Corolla
LE
4 Cyl 1.8L
Undercar
2003-2008 Toyota Corolla
S
4 Cyl 1.8L
Undercar
2003-2008 Toyota Matrix
Base
4 Cyl 1.8L
FWD, Undercar
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FEDERAL EPA STANDARD, 46-STATE LEGAL (CANNOT SHIP TO OR BE USED IN VEHICLES ORIGINALLY PURCHASED IN CA, CO, NY OR ME) DIRECT FIT EASTERN CATALYTIC CONVERTER

  • MADE IN USA
  • Choose from direct-fit, semi-universal or universal catalytic converters
  • Direct-fit converters built to precise OE requirements with OE-quality flanges and flex assemblies – 100% guaranteed to fit your vehicle
  • Semi-universal converters designed according to application, but require some welding
  • Universal converters are not application-based and require welding – ideally suited for DIYers
  • Restore optimum converter efficiency and engine performance for less than the cost of your stock converter

Eastern's catalytic converters are made using premium materials and via state-of-the-art technologies to restore maximum catalytic efficiency and engine output to your vehicle for less than the cost of your stock converter. Eastern offers a wide range of direct-fit, semi-universal and universal converters so you can choose the right match for your vehicle. Eastern Catalytic is one of the automotive aftermarket’s top suppliers of catalytic converters, manifold converters and related components.

See product for application and installation details.

  • This catalytic converter is designed for vehicles with federal EPA emissions standards.
  • 46 state Legal. Cannot ship to CA, CO, ME, or NY as those states follow more stringent California Air Resources Board (CARB) regulations.
  • If your vehicle was originally purchased in CA, CO, ME, or NY, regardless of where you live currently, this item will not be compatible with your car.
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Do Toyotas require oem converters?SkippyAug 17, 2021
Best Answer:Hi Steven, I'm glad to help you out. Not necessarily. You can use a direct fit replacement catalytic converter for Toyota vehicles. Take advantage of the sale price and limited stocks for this item. Click this link to order this part: <a href="https://www.carparts.com/catalytic-converter/eastern/east40407?can=CPAP3648" target="_blank">https://www.carparts.com/catalytic-converter/eastern/east40407?can=CPAP3648</a> I hope this helps. Happy shopping.
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Customer Reviews

Catalytic Converter, 4, 1.8 Federal Epa Standard, 46-State Legal (Cannot Ship To Or Be Installed In Vehicles Originally Purchased In Ca, Co, Ny Or Me)
Good catalytic coverter kit
The two pieces of pipe that slip together needs welding or a clamp to seal properly and not rattle when accelerating. Some instructions would be helpful. Overall a good replacement since the dealership wanted $1500 to replace the original.
Purchased on Feb 09, 2010
Catalytic Converter, 4, 1.8 Federal Epa Standard, 46-State Legal (Cannot Ship To Or Be Installed In Vehicles Originally Purchased In Ca, Co, Ny Or Me)
Not perfect but good
The back half could have been a little longer toward the front so that the 2 halves completely come together. Wish I had measured before installation so I could tell how far the 2 halves joined. Doesn't appear to leak however. Recommend use of liquid wrench on bolts ahead of time. I'll be minus one fingernail in a few weeks. The rear flange on the new part was much thicker than the original so longer bolts are required. I wasted a lot of time figuring out what size(M10X1.25). There is a SAE size and thread that is almost identical. They should have supplied the new bolts and some instructions with a few tips. If I had to do another one I could do it in 2-3 hours rather than the 8 it took. It worked however and I'm happy.
Purchased on Jan 11, 2012
Catalytic Converter, 4, 1.8 Federal Epa Standard, 46-State Legal (Cannot Ship To Or Be Installed In Vehicles Originally Purchased In Ca, Co, Ny Or Me)
Better than expected -2005 Pontiac Vibe
Installed on a 2005 Pontiac Vibe FWD Base (same as Toyota Matrix) in under 3 hours. There's no instructions so here you go. Best way to remove/install is to jack up the whole car and support with 4 stands. I was changing oil and rotating tires too so while it was up in the air I replaced the cats and resonator with the Eastern 40407 direct fit. Job was easy with the engine cold. Go into the Passenger compartment and pull up the carpet on the left side to unplug the O2 sensor wire and push it and the rubber grommet through the floor panel hole. Remove O2 sensor that goes through the passenger side floor w/ special O2 socket or a big box wrench and set the sensor some where safe. Spray the 14mm bolts two at each end of the pipe flanges with WD40 and 5 minutes later they come right off (keep the 4 bolts inside their springs for installation). You will need a lot of 3/8" socket wrench extensions to reach the front bolts. Remove cross member support w/two 12mm nuts, spray a little WD40 on the rubber hangers and the old pipe slides right out. Make sure you leave the rubber hangers connected to the car. I left the front steel mesh gasket in the exhaust manifold. It was in good shape and I had no way to get it off (it doesn't leak so it was a good decision). To prepare the new pipes install the included steel mesh gasket over the pipe stub at the rear of the new pipe section using a small wooden board and a hammer to tap it gently into place. Also remove the O2 sensor hole plug (it should be loose). Then put the 2 sections of pipe together and put the included muffler clamp on the center connection loosely so its where you need it when you need it. Slide the sections together so the pipes are shorter for maneuvering the pipes into position. While feeding the front cat up towards the exhaust manifold connect the rubber hangers to the new pipes. Now the system is hanging in place and you can slide and rotate the two sections apart a little until the length is correct and the two end flanges are lining up properly to the bolt holes. Starting at the front and using the bolts w/springs you removed to install the new system use a 14mm socket at the end of the long 3/8" extensions, push to compress the springs while turning the socket in the clockwise direction. Your trying to get the threads of the bolts to catch the threads in the exhaust manifold flange. If you have a 3/8" air wrench connected to the end of the long extension this step is a breeze. Torque these two bolts to 32 lb/ft (I tightened mine to 35 lb/ft to make sure I was contacting the old gasket). Now install the 14mm bolts w/springs to the rear muffler pipe flange the same way you did the front bolts only using a shorter 3/8" extension (air wrench comes in handy here too). Torque these two bolts to 32 lb/ft too. Now look at the clearances around the entire length of the pipe and heat shields. You may be able to move the pipes around a little while the center connection is floating lose. When your happy with the overall alignment push up just a little where the two pipes sections slide together and position the included muffler C-clamp close to the overlapping edge of the junction of the two pipe sections and tighten the 13mm nuts until both nuts are equally tight and the clamp is compressing the overlapping pipe around the inner pipe snuggly. Install the cross member support with the two 12mm nuts and torque nuts to 22 lb/ft. Now put a little anti-sieze compound on the threads of the O2 sensor you removed and reinstall it into the new pipe torqueing the sensor to 22 lb/ft. Thread the wire through the hole in the floor and press in the rubber grommet to keep rain water out of the passenger compartment. Go inside the car and plug in the O2 sensor wire connector and put the carpeting back in place. Start the engine and listen for exhaust leaks (this system will sound a little different). If all sounds smooth and no loud ticking noise then clear the codes on the PCM by either disconnecting the battery for 10 minutes and then reconnecting it or use a code reader to erase the codes. Then lower the car and cleanup the tools around the car before test drive. That's it. BTW I didn't have to modify anything during the install. Everything just fit my Vibe which is really a rebodied Toyota Matrix and shares drive train with Toyota Corrolla also. Hope this helped you.
Purchased on Jun 28, 2015