How to Clean the Three-Way Catalytic Converter in a Car?
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The three-way catalytic converter is an emission control device in the engine, and its proper functioning determines the engine's fuel consumption, power, and emission performance. If it becomes clogged or malfunctions, the exhaust emissions will exceed the standard. It is recommended to perform a non-dismantling cleaning, either by using the "drip method" or by adding a cleaning agent to the fuel tank. The specific steps for the "drip method" are as follows: 1. Start the engine and turn it off after the water temperature normalizes; 2. Pour the cleaning solution into a specialized device and connect the device's output to the vacuum pipe; 3. Start the engine, maintain the RPM at around 2000, open the flow control valve, and slowly drip the solution into the intake manifold for approximately 30 minutes; 4. After cleaning, keep the engine running at the same RPM for 3-5 minutes to expel any residual liquid.