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Suzuki Ignis FH Catalytic Converter

New, used, or aftermarket – from sellers across Europe.

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This part appears to be widely available.

Catalytic Converter88,39 € – 529,78 €
37+ offers25 New

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Last updated: 22.08.2026, 00:14

Catalytic Converter for your Suzuki Ignis?

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Prices from recent listings

Median: 328.04 €
Min: 88.39 € Max: 529.78 €
Source Condition Price (approx.) Last seen
Autoteileprofi New 88.39 € 2026-08-22
Topersatzteile Unknown 106.74 € 2026-08-22
Autoteileprofi Unknown 130.38 € 2026-08-22
Topersatzteile Unknown 136.39 € 2026-08-22
Topersatzteile Unknown 157.94 € 2026-08-22
Autoteileprofi New 195.60 € 2026-08-22
Autodoc New 198.99 € 2026-08-22
Topersatzteile Unknown 218.23 € 2026-08-22

Indicative values only – current prices may vary.

Price comparison: Catalytic Converter

Current median for the Suzuki Ignis FH: 328.04 €.

Median across all car models: around 360 €. This model is 10% below that and cheaper than 55% of the models compared.

Median across Suzuki car models: around 320 €. This model is in line with the median.

Compares the medians of the most recent offers found for each model.

Find Suzuki Ignis FH parts online

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About this part

The catalytic converter on your Ignis FH converts the pollutants in the exhaust and decides whether the emissions test passes. Rattling when pulling away, a loss of power from blocked ceramic or a lambda control fault all call for replacement.

Frequently asked questions

What should I check when buying a catalytic converter for the Suzuki Ignis?

Emissions standard, engine code and flange dimensions of your Ignis FH matter, because a converter for the wrong standard never brings the sensors into their control range. Look for a valid approval number on the housing and check that the lambda sensor bosses and heat shield are there.

A used original converter or an aftermarket one?

A used original fits without surprises and keeps the vehicle's approval, but tap it first to hear whether the ceramic has come loose. Aftermarket converters cost less yet need the matching approval, otherwise the roadworthiness test turns into a problem.

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Suzuki Ignis FH Catalytic Converter

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