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1. IDK but I do know that "older" CC's don't have the rare minerals that the newer ones do.

Tue Oct 11, 2022, 07:44 AM

Oct 2022

That's what makes them so valuable.

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Is There A Salvage Value For A Defective Catalytic Converter That Was Replaced?..... [View all] global1 Oct 2022 OP

My Car Didn't Pass The Illinois Emissions Test.... global1 Oct 2022 #5

Most of them do keep them gibraltar72 Oct 2022 #7

It has nothing to do with whether or not it is rebuilt MichMan Oct 2022 #10

That is an environmental deal. gibraltar72 Oct 2022 #12

I am sure they get money for them same as with a doc03 Oct 2022 #6

Right. doc03 Oct 2022 #11

They are likely required to return them to the OEM as a "core" MichMan Oct 2022 #8

They're only required to return to the OEM if replaced under warranty. Best_man23 Oct 2022 #13

Do you work in the parts department at a dealership? MichMan Oct 2022 #15

Yes they do have salvage value Best_man23 Oct 2022 #14