Question about Catalytic Converter
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I have a 2005 GMC Envoy XL with a V6. I have to replace my catalytic converter. I know that certain parts of a 2000 Chevy Blazer are interchangeable with my truck but I was wondering if anything around a 96 to a 99 Chevy Blazer was interchangeable with it also. Especially the catalytic converter. Would that be interchangeable also?
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The 2005 Envoy XL (GMT370 platform) came with either the 4.2L inline 6 cylinder engine or the 5.3L v8 engine.
I am not sure what you are referring to in regards to things that you know cross over between a 2000 Blazer and your vehicle. There will be very little that crosses over between the s-series trucks and the GMT360/GMT370 platform vehicles and by very little I'm talking about nut and bolt type stuff... 2002+ Trailblazer/Envoy/Rainier/etc sure, but not the s-series trucks/suvs.
As far as which catalytic converter you need, there is a difference between the XL and the shorter length models when it comes to the mid-pipe that has the catalytic converter in it. That only is a concern if you were looking for a bolt in installation. There are several direct fit options available on the RockAuto.com website that George referred to and they are all in the mid to high $200 range before shipping & taxes. Your local auto parts store may also be an option to compare as well.
The next question would be why your converter has failed...?
I am not sure what you are referring to in regards to things that you know cross over between a 2000 Blazer and your vehicle. There will be very little that crosses over between the s-series trucks and the GMT360/GMT370 platform vehicles and by very little I'm talking about nut and bolt type stuff... 2002+ Trailblazer/Envoy/Rainier/etc sure, but not the s-series trucks/suvs.
As far as which catalytic converter you need, there is a difference between the XL and the shorter length models when it comes to the mid-pipe that has the catalytic converter in it. That only is a concern if you were looking for a bolt in installation. There are several direct fit options available on the RockAuto.com website that George referred to and they are all in the mid to high $200 range before shipping & taxes. Your local auto parts store may also be an option to compare as well.
The next question would be why your converter has failed...?
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