Fiat Doblo Catalytic Converter

A catalytic converter is an essential component of the exhaust system in Fiat Doblo vehicles. It reduces harmful emissions by converting toxic gases from the engine exhaust into less polluting substances, helping the vehicle comply with environmental standards.

Fiat Doblo catalytic converters vary depending on vehicle generation and engine type:

• First Generation (2001-2005): 1.9 Diesel and 1.2 Petrol engines.
• First Generation Phase 2 (2006-2009): 1.3 Diesel with E-Mark and EURO 4 standard.
• Second Generation (2010-2023): Includes 1.3 D Multijet diesel engines with 90 and 95 CV, 1.6 D Multijet 105 CV, 1.4 16V petrol, and 1.4 Natural Power (CNG).

Each engine requires a catalytic converter designed to match its power, fuel type, and emission standards.

Key technical specifications include:

• Weight: e.g. 3.8 kg for the 1.3 TD model.
• Length: Approximately 335 mm for similar models.
• Diameter: Around 257 mm for 1.2 petrol engines.

Compliance with European standards is ensured by E-Mark approval and meeting EURO 4 and EURO 5 emission norms.

The catalytic converter is part of the overall exhaust system which includes :

• Lambda sensors (NOx sensors)
• Exhaust pipe and joint
• EGR valve and cooler
• Intermediate silencers and exhaust mounting kits
• Secondary air valves and dosing modules
• Particulate filters (DPF)
• Turbochargers (where applicable)

These components work together to ensure emissions are managed effectively and engine performance is maintained.

Some frequently used OEM part references include :

• BM80246H (FAO number)
• FK80246B (mounting kit)
• 55223356 (Doblo I Phase 2 1.3 DT engine)

Using the correct reference ensures compatibility and fitment for your vehicle.

Catalytic converter costs vary depending on the model and engine type:

• 1.3 Diesel models from 2003 to 2010 start at approximately €164.95 (inclusive of VAT)
• 1.3 Diesel models from 2010 to 2015 start at approximately €350.95 (inclusive of VAT)

Prices can differ based on local taxes, fitting options, and supplier conditions.

Choosing the correct catalytic converter involves :

• Identify your vehicle's model year and engine code.
• Check the emission standard it complies with (EURO 4, EURO 5, etc.).
• Use OEM part references for precise matching.
• Consider the type of fuel your engine uses (diesel, petrol, CNG).

Consult trusted technical support or detailed catalogs for exact compatibility and installation guidance.

High-quality catalytic converters come with a 3-year warranty covering up to 100,000 kilometres of use. They are manufactured using stainless steel and advanced catalytic monolith technology to ensure durability and performance.

• Certified by leading automotive certification bodies ensuring compliance with or exceeding OEM standards.
• Not refurbished parts, but brand-new original replacements meeting European legislation.
• Direct from factory purchase options provide competitive pricing and product support.

This guarantees a reliable replacement to reduce pollution effectively and maintain vehicle performance.

Always choose certified new parts to protect your investment and the environment.