Catalytic Converter Replacement For 2002-2006 CR-V 2.4L Replace 16462, 40402, 16167, 55112 (EPA Compliant)

I took it to the maffler shop he said it is the wrong bolts. Spring and joints are noy fitJjst more headache on thatMaybe i will think to leave my straight pipe on it

I installed this on my 2003 Honda CRV, I was able to get it installed however the bolts that bolt onto the header for the cat aren't the same size as the originals. I'd also say it's not very well built, you do get what your pay for, and if you've got some time and spare bolts laying around it'll work great for the price. Just keep in mind it may not 100% fit. The bolts on the side where it meets with the rest of the exhaust worked great, but the bolts that connect to the header do not fit. The threading is wrong. I'm not sure if they'd assume you'd replace the header as well, but I made it work. Even if a clamp is holding down one side, but you can thank salt for that.Installation was easy, I can't blame the rust for taking off the old one as that happens especially where I live. However, after installing it my vehicle was much quieter, I could still smell some exhaust so it for sure won't be on par with an OEM cat, but it get's the job done for sure. As I said, you got the time, parts, and tools, it's great for the price.

Worked well on 2001 CRV, O2 works well with this. The only complain is that the bolts provided did not match up with the exhaust manifold tapped holes .. had to replace.

Could not mount converter as the front pipe seemed too short. Converter was hitting floor frame rail. Flange mounting holes did not seeme to line up with manifold. Also, the manifold to converter mounting bolts supplied were too big around. Would not fit into exhaust manifold. holes. If I could have gotten the converter to mount somehow it would have bound severly against the frame rail.

The bolts weren't the right size,was bigger diameter and the springs was to larger,had to use my old ones intead