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Diagnostic codes I got from 2002 lancer P0421 misfire fuel comp catlyst EVAP 02 sensor 02 htr EGR What does these code mean?

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This all comes down to the catalytic converters. More than likely you will need to replace both of them plus your sensors as well. This can become very expensive with OEM equipment. I would suggest you shop around and see which is cheaper but still has good parts. Hope this helps! Have a good one!

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