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Protect your CAT (Catalytic Converter)

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Protect your CAT (Catalytic Converter)

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From Suffolk Horsewatch

Protect your CAT (catalytic converter)

A catalytic converter (CAT) controls and converts exhaust emissions from a vehicle into less toxic substances. But did you know that CATS are valuable, due to the precious metals from which they are made?

All vehicles with a catalytic converter are at risk of theft, especially vehicles which have a high ground clearance, such as vans, 4x4s, pick-ups and people carriers, as these can provide thieves with easier access.

But there are steps you can take to reduce the risk of your catalytic converter being stolen.

o Park your vehicle in a locked garage when it's unattended
o It it's not possible to garage your vehicle, park it in a busy well-lit area as close to your property as possible
o If you see anyone working under vehicles, and they are acting suspiciously, report it to the police
o For business fleets, consider; Good quality, strong perimeter fencing and try defensive parking (If you have a fleet of vehicles, block those with high ground clearance using vehicles with low clearance to obstruct access underneath the vehicle). Install and monitor CCTV and / or compound alarm systems
o Mark your catalytic converter with a marking and registration system
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