Ford scrap catalytic converter prices in Toronto (GTA)

We Buy Ford Scrap Catalytic Converters

We are catalytic converter scrap buyers and accept all types of Ford converters. Whether it’s from a Focus, Fusion, or Escape, we’ll buy your old converter! We also take any other type of metal scrap, so be sure to check out our other services.

What is a catalytic converter?

A catalytic converter is a key component of the exhaust system in most modern cars. It helps to reduce harmful emissions like carbon dioxide and exhaust gases.

The converter contains a series of metals inside that help to speed up this process. When the car is running, the converter heats up and starts to break down the emissions. This process turns carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxide into nitrogen gas, and hydrocarbons into water vapor and carbon dioxide.

The catalytic converter is identified by a serial number that can be found on the body of the device.

Why Are Catalytic Converters So Expensive?

Precious metals like platinum and palladium are used in catalytic converters, which is why they’re so expensive. On average, platinum sells for around $1,500 per ounce and palladium for $700 per ounce. That means just a few ounces of these metals can make up the cost of a catalytic converter.

Ford Scrap catalytic converter prices

Why Are Catalytic If you’re looking to scrap Ford catalytic converters, then you can expect to receive approximately $100-$1200 depending on the type of converter, the year, make and model. For more information or to get a quote, please contact us today.

How to Scrap Catalytic Converter

1. The first step is to remove the cat from the vehicle. You can do this by disconnecting the O2 sensor and unbolting the cat from the exhaust pipe.
2. Once the cat is removed, you will need to make sure that the honeycomb is intact. If it is not, then you will not be able to scrap it for money.
3. Once you have confirmed that the honeycomb is intact, you can take it to our scrapyard. Here, we will pay you cash for your converter based on its weight and palladium content.