Name: Davico® - Exhaust Flex and Pipe Assembly
Brand: Davico
SKU: mpn4442479730
Price: 65.94 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3 (3 reviews)

Vehicle Fitment

Make	Model	Year
Lexus	RX	1999-2003
Toyota	Highlander	2001-2003

Product Details

Exhaust Flex and Pipe Assembly by Davico®. Position: Front. Without O2 Sensor Port. Gaskets not Required. This product is made of high-quality materials to serve you for years to come. Designed using state-of-the-art technology and with customers in mind. It will meet your needs and deliver great quality at an affordable cost.

Specifications

Position: Front

Overall Length: 30.5"

Height: 7"

Width: 5.5"

Inlet Type: 2 Bolt Fixed Flange

Outlet Type: 2 Bolt Fixed Flange

O2 Sensor Port Count: 0

Packaging Type: Unboxed

Features

High quality at an affordable price
Expertly made from premium materials
Built to match your exact requirements

Founded in 1987, Davico® has always been focused on providing domestic as well as import vehicle owners with the widest range of replacement catalytic converters. Davico offers its customers direct-fit and universal catalytic converters that cover a huge variety of applications. Davico's excellent craftsmanship and attention to detail help to make their catalytic converters look and function exactly like their OEM counterparts. Davico takes pride in ensuring that each catalytic converter you get fits perfectly and meets emission standards.

Brand:

Davico

Part Number:

523421

UPC:

841809132932

Warranty

Davico Inc. warrants that Catalytic Converters are designed and manufactured to meet EPA emissions requirements for new aftermarket Catalytic Converters and will meet these requirements for 25,000 miles, unless otherwise stated in the product specification. External shell, pipes, flanges, flex couplings, welds and brackets are warranted for 5 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first.

Catalytic Converters are not warranted against physical damage caused by road hazards or damage caused by a malfunctioning engine management systems or vehicles not properly maintained or repaired.

Samples of Converters damaged by outside forces:

Fractured Substrate: Caused by outside forces including road damage or ballooning of the converter shell due to over heating or thermal shock damaging the substrate.
Melted Substrate: Caused by extreme temperatures that the converter was not designed to operate in. Excess fuel is the main culprit here most likely related to faulty oxygen or temperature sensors or other fuel delivery and fuel trim related issues.
Heavy Carbon or Soot: Heavy carbon is an indication of a poorly maintained engine in need of an engine de-carbonation service. Heavy soot is an indication of excessive oil use or other contamination inhibiting the converters ability to do its job.
Over Heating: Is indicated by the bluing or purplish coloring of the converter. This is an indication of fuel trim issues over time causing the converter to deteriorate. Sluggish or mal-functioning up stream O2’s are normally the culprit here.

Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act:

Legally, a vehicle manufacturer cannot void the warranty on a vehicle due to an aftermarket part unless they can prove that the aftermarket part caused or contributed to the failure in the vehicle (per the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act (15 U.S.C. 2302(C)) Learn More

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Sloppy Workmanship

Davico® 522455 - Exhaust Flex and Pipe Assembly

The end that bolts onto the manifold is cut out with a hand held plasma cutter with very loose tolerances for bolt holes. Should really use washers so nuts do not potentially pull through the holes. The oversized bolt holes allowed for side shift so that it passed a bracket bolt. OEM had a cutout for this bolt clearance. Bracket welded on too close to flange so that you have to use a wrench to tighten the nut. Okay on install, but will be a problem when you have to replace it again and cannot get a breaker bar/socket on the nut. Overall poor quality in terms of tolerances and design. Does the job, but don't expect OEM quality.

Posted by Roy (Lititz, PA) / November 15, 20182007 Ford Escape

5 of 5

Excellent Product

Davico® - Exhaust Flex and Pipe Assembly

Very happy with it. Car sounds good.

Posted by John (Gaithersburg, MD) / July 26, 20181997 Toyota Camry

5 of 5

Exhaust Flex Pipe

Davico® - Exhaust Flex and Pipe Assembly

So far so good. Perfect fit.

Posted by James (Southbury, CT) / July 20, 20182003 Hyundai Elantra

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