For 2018-2021 Chevy Traverse 3.6L Both Catalytic Converters Front Left + Right


Fitment:

Chevy Traverse 3.6L V6 LGX Gas 2018‑2020


Package Contents:

1x Front Left Manifold Catalytic Converter Assembly 

1x Front Right Manifold Catalytic Converter Assembly 

Full set of exhaust gaskets, flanged gaskets, mounting bolts, nuts and washers


Features:

Exact Direct‑Fit Integrated Manifold Design

Cast iron exhaust manifold combined with catalytic housing, precision‑drilled mounting holes and O2‑sensor ports match factory specifications. No cutting, bending or modification needed during installation.

Heavy‑Duty 409 Stainless Steel & Cast Iron Construction

High‑strength cast iron manifold resists thermal cracking; 409 stainless steel catalytic shell delivers superior rust‑resistance and heat dissipation, long service life for salt‑belt, cold‑climate and coastal driving environments.

Complete Pair Repair Solution

Replace both bank 1 and bank 2 factory manifold catalytic assemblies in one kit, avoid separate single‑side purchase and repeated repair work.

Complete Installation Hardware Supplied

All matching gaskets, bolts, nuts and washers are included, ready for DIY garage or professional exhaust shop installation.


Important Installation & Safety Notes:

Professional exhaust shop installation is strongly recommended. Vehicle lift or heavy‑duty jack‑stands are required for safe under‑vehicle service.

Exhaust components reach extremely high operating temperatures. Allow exhaust system to cool fully for minimum 60 minutes after driving before disassembly to prevent severe thermal burns.

Inspect rubber exhaust hangers and connecting pipes during replacement. Replace worn‑out components to avoid stress cracks and premature exhaust failure.

Minor heat‑caused surface discoloration on stainless steel and cast‑iron exhaust parts is normal working phenomenon and not counted as product defect.

O2 sensors must be replaced when you replace the converter. can trigger a false P0420 code.

This product is not legal for sale or use in California, Colorado, New York and Maine due to state emissions regulations.