Yes, it's P (suffix) for Pollution and K (pre-fix) for Kat.

BTW, in the UK, if you are a liberal, you haven't had any say in anything for
about 70 years, and whatever your political colour we get little say globally
anyway when it comes to environmental pollution. Kyoto "agreement", what's
that? ;-)

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Dave.
UK VW Type 3 & 4 Club
http://www.hallvw.clara.co.uk/
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"Nik&Andy" > wrote in message
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> Your 91 GTI may not have legally required a CAT, therefore it would pass an
> emissions test easily.
> Mandatory Cat's did not become law until around about 'K' reg...
>
> Andy
>
> "Matt B." > wrote in message
> news:CvYid.93611$cJ3.31034@fed1read06...
> > "Joseph Meehan" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >> VW Golf Cart wrote:
> >>> What would be the result of not having a Catalytic Converter?
> >>>
> >>> More exhaust odor? Less Fuel economy?
> >>
> >> For the most part the result will be more pollution coming out the
> >> tailpipe. It also will not pass any mandated test.
> >
> > Mostly true although I'm not sure about the mandated test. My '91 GTI had
> > a completely hollow cat a year after a smog test but I suspect the cat was
> > going for quite some time before I discovered it to be hollow (during a
> > complete exhaust replacement) and I still passed the smog test the year
> > before with no problem. Even so, it's a bit of a gamble.
> >
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