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    Catalytic Converter Replacement Cost in Ohio

    Aftermarket converter replacement runs $900-$1,800; OEM California-compliant units $1,800-$3,500. Pickups and SUVs with dual converters cost double.

    Parts
    $600–$2500
    Labor (OH rate $114/hr)
    $114–$342
    Typical total
    $714–$2842

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    What's included

    • New CARB-compliant converter (where required)
    • Oxygen-sensor inspection
    • Clamps & gaskets
    • Code clearing & drive cycle

    What affects the price

    • CARB vs federal emissions area
    • Single vs dual exhaust
    • Whether O2 sensors also need replacement
    • Underlying cause not addressed

    Can you DIY?

    DIY only if you have a lift; cutting and welding pipe is not weekend-driveway work for most.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How much does a cat converter cost in Ohio?

    Typical total runs $714–$2842 in Ohio, with parts around $600–$2500 and labor $114–$342 at the OH average labor rate of $114/hr.

    What is included in a cat converter?

    New CARB-compliant converter (where required); Oxygen-sensor inspection; Clamps & gaskets; Code clearing & drive cycle.

    What changes the price of a cat converter?

    CARB vs federal emissions area Single vs dual exhaust Whether O2 sensors also need replacement Underlying cause not addressed Always get more than one written quote.

    Can I do a cat converter myself?

    DIY only if you have a lift; cutting and welding pipe is not weekend-driveway work for most.

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