when a catalytic converter has been coated with sulfur or lead and thus rendered useless is it possible to externally heat the catalytic converters toconvert the element to it's gaseous form and thus rejuvenate the catalytic converter? i understand that with lead we are talking over 3000* F, but with sulfur the most lie=kely contaminant less than 1000*F. i could do that with a torch fairly painlessly. i have a cool '90 MB that won't pass emissions...i think because of bad converters (it has two in line). replacing that section of exhaust pipe with 2 converters is $1000 just for the pipe. be well, Ross
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