Exhaust Gasket from end of Cat Converter to mid-pipe?

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My catalytic converter was shot after 228,000 miles. lasted a long time!

replaced it today but slight exhaust leak sounds like?

Can someone please link me to the gasket i need that goes from end of catalytic converter to i guess you call it the mid-pipe?

2000 honda civic ex D16Y8 Engine
Manual transmission

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Re: Exhaust Gasket from end of Cat Converter to mid-pipe?
#21 is the gasket at the front of the cat, #26 is at the rear of the cat.


From here:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...5=EXHAUST+PIPE


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