What is the warranty for a catalytic converter on a 2013 ford explorer?
What is the warranty for a catalytic converter on a 2013 ford explorer? - 1
Call the local ford dealer with your vin number and they can tell you if its under warranty or not. Some vehicles have an 8 year or 80,000 mile emissions warranty thru the manufacture. All you can do is call and ask.
Here in Germany, it would be five years if it was a new car, and one year if you bought it used.
Except, forgive me that ancient joke, if it's a diesel.
The same as the warranty on the car.
None. What is the warranty for the gasoline the vehicle came with?
3year/36,000. So a 2013 year model Ford would be out of warranty.
READ the owner's manual that came with the car. It will tell you what the manufacturer's warranty covers.
In the US the catalytic converter is covered by an 8 year 80,000 mile Federal Emissions Warranty. It also covers the ECU and onboard diagnostic device or computer.
8/80 whichever comes first
8yr/80k mile Federally mandated.
READ the owner's manual that came with the car. It will tell you what the manufacturer's warranty covers.
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