catalytic converter

Converse of object

• fit: Catalytic converters fitted to all new gasoline engined cars.
• control: Fully controlled three-way catalytic converter with two oxygen sensors Six-speed gearbox with helical gears.
• have: The MOT regulations say nothing about a vehicle having a catalytic converter.
• use: Some data from America, where the majority of vehicles now use catalytic converters, do suggest some improvement.
• include: The vehicle makers have a ( short ) history of socially inspired legislation including catalytic converters.
• install: The new silver finish silencers have catalytic converters installed neared to the collector pipes.

Preposition: with

• probe: Environmental concerns are addressed through the use of three-way catalytic converters with heated lambda probes.

Adjective modifier

• three-way: Environmental concerns are addressed through the use of three-way catalytic converters with heated lambda probes.
• 3-way: EXHAUST - 2 in 1 in 2 type, with 2 stainless steel silencers, each fitted with 3-way catalytic converter.
• two-way: The new exhaust with a two-way catalytic converter is an efficient back up for a more evolved injection system.
• built-in: The exhaust is made from stainless steel, with built-in catalytic converter.
• fitting: In Germany there are specialists fitting catalytic converters to cars which didn't have them originally.

Preposition: on

• car: While catalytic converters on cars can reduce noxious emissions, they do not work on cold engines or for short distances.
• gasoline: The compulsory fitment of catalytic converters on all new gasoline driven cars registered from January 1993, coupled with tighter enforcement makes this possible.

Preposition: in

• car: National measures, for example, using catalytic converters in new cars, are predicted to reduce pollutant concentrations throughout the UK.
• system: Modern vehicles are fitted with catalytic converters in the exhaust system.