Peugeot Catalytic Converter for Sale in South Africa
Aftermarket components -- not produced by the original vehicle manufacturer

Peugeot Catalytic Converter by Model
Pick your Peugeot model below to see catalytic converter matched to your vehicle.
Part of our full range of Peugeot Exhaust.

Peugeot 208
Fast MovingCatalytic Converter for 208 hatchback

Peugeot 2008
Fast MovingCatalytic Converter for 2008 crossover

Peugeot 3008
Fast MovingCatalytic Converter for 3008 suv

Peugeot 308
Fast MovingCatalytic Converter for 308 hatchback

Peugeot 207
Fast MovingCatalytic Converter for 207 hatchback

Peugeot 307
Fast MovingCatalytic Converter for 307 hatchback

Peugeot 206
In DemandCatalytic Converter for 206 hatchback

Peugeot 5008
In DemandCatalytic Converter for 5008 suv

Peugeot 508
In DemandCatalytic Converter for 508 sedan

Peugeot Partner
In DemandCatalytic Converter for Partner commercial

Peugeot 407
In DemandCatalytic Converter for 407 sedan

Peugeot 301
In DemandCatalytic Converter for 301 sedan
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What Are Catalytic Converter?
A catalytic converter is a critical emissions control component in your Peugeot's exhaust system that reduces harmful pollutants before they exit the tailpipe. It uses precious metal catalysts (platinum, palladium, and rhodium) to convert toxic gases like carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and hydrocarbons into less harmful carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and water vapour. In Peugeot models, catalytic converters are specifically calibrated for each engine type, whether it's the turbocharged EP6/THP petrol engines in models like the 208 and 2008, or the BlueHDi and DV6 diesel engines found in the 3008 and 5008.
South African driving conditions, including stop-start city traffic in Johannesburg and Durban, along with our varying fuel quality and dusty roads, can impact catalytic converter longevity. Modern Peugeot vehicles are equipped with oxygen sensors that monitor converter efficiency, and any malfunction will trigger the check engine light. Given the high precious metal content, catalytic converter theft has become increasingly common in South Africa, making security measures essential for Peugeot owners, particularly in urban areas.
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Related Parts Categories
Looking for something else? Browse related Peugeot parts categories.
Engine exhaust manifold assembly
Oxygen SensorsOxygen sensors for fuel mixture control
Exhaust PipesMain exhaust pipe sections
MufflerExhaust muffler for sound reduction
ResonatorExhaust resonator for sound tuning
TailpipeExhaust tailpipe and outlet
Exhaust GasketsExhaust system gaskets and seals
Exhaust HangersExhaust system mounting hangers
Available Across South Africa
We deliver catalytic converter to cities and towns across all 9 provinces.
Gauteng
Catalytic Converter in PretoriaGauteng
Catalytic Converter in SowetoGauteng
Catalytic Converter in SandtonGauteng
Catalytic Converter in Cape TownWestern Cape
Catalytic Converter in BellvilleWestern Cape
Catalytic Converter in DurbanKwaZulu-Natal
Catalytic Converter in PietermaritzburgKwaZulu-Natal
Common Questions About Catalytic Converter
How much does a Peugeot catalytic converter replacement cost in South Africa?
Catalytic converter replacement for Peugeot models typically ranges from R8,500 to R25,000 depending on the model and engine type. Petrol engines like the EP6/THP generally cost R8,500-R15,000, while BlueHDi diesel converters can reach R18,000-R25,000 due to additional particulate filter integration. Labour adds another R1,500-R3,000 depending on accessibility and whether oxygen sensors need replacement.
Can I drive my Peugeot with a faulty catalytic converter?
While you can technically drive with a faulty catalytic converter, it's not recommended for extended periods. You'll experience reduced performance, increased fuel consumption, and potential damage to oxygen sensors and other exhaust components. In South Africa, driving with a failed converter also means your vehicle will fail emissions testing required for license renewal in certain metros.
How long should a Peugeot catalytic converter last?
Under normal conditions, a Peugeot catalytic converter should last 120,000-160,000 km or approximately 10 years. However, South African factors like inconsistent fuel quality, short city trips that prevent proper operating temperature, and dusty conditions can reduce lifespan. DV6 and BlueHDi diesel engines may experience earlier failure if diesel particulate filters aren't properly maintained through regular highway driving.
What causes catalytic converter failure in Peugeot vehicles?
Common causes include oil or coolant contamination from worn engine seals (especially in high-mileage EP6 engines), using leaded or contaminated fuel, repeated short trips preventing full warm-up, physical damage from speed bumps or rough roads, and faulty oxygen sensors providing incorrect mixture data. In turbocharged THP engines, oil consumption issues can accelerate converter degradation if not addressed promptly.
How can I protect my Peugeot catalytic converter from theft in South Africa?
Install a catalytic converter shield or cage (costs R2,500-R4,500 fitted), park in secure, well-lit areas or garages when possible, and consider engraving the converter with your vehicle's VIN. Some insurance companies offer specific theft coverage, and installing an alarm system with tilt sensors (R3,000-R6,000) provides additional protection, particularly important for Peugeot 3008 and 5008 models which are frequently targeted.
Learn More About Catalytic Converter
Official Peugeot service intervals and maintenance guidelines for South African models
Educational resource on how catalytic converters work and maintenance tips from the Automobile Association
Comprehensive technical information about catalytic converter operation and chemistry
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