Need help? We're here!
(888) 312-8812 Login SignupThe Roadwarrior Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC) gives Navistar MaxxForce exhaust systems a direct-fit catalyst section for handling oxidation before gases move farther downstream. Exhaust passes through the catalyst substrate, where heat and coated surfaces help convert certain pollutants into less harmful compounds. This part becomes important during emissions service because a restricted or failing DOC can affect exhaust flow, raise fault activity, or interfere with downstream aftertreatment performance. Shops working on MaxxForce trucks also benefit from a direct-fit layout because it keeps the repair tied to the original exhaust path. The Roadwarrior C0185-ID helps the Navistar MaxxForce system regain proper catalyst function without fabrication.
| Brand | Part Number |
|---|---|
| 2604042C91, 5010813R91 | |
| INTERNATIONAL | 5010813R91 |
| SKYLINE EMISSIONS | 1M0404-C, 1M0404-M, 1M0404-K |
Be the first to review this product!
Since its inception in 2011, Roadwarrior’s mission has been emissions. This brand was launched by the DCL Technology Group, a company known for reliable and innovative emission control products designed for the most challenging environments, including construction, mining, and energy production. A known aftermarket leader in the production of top-quality OEM parts for most of the world’s trucks and workhorses, Roadwarrior® encourages its customers not to settle for reman. It takes pride in its most comprehensive catalog of new after-treatment parts and its product development team that continuously works to provide the market with innovative and reliable emission control products that save customers time and money.
Be the first to ask a question about this product!
Optional. Please do not use your full name.
Minimum 10 characters, maximum 500 characters
You can upload up to 3 images to help illustrate your question. Supported formats: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP
Please complete the reCAPTCHA verification to submit your question.
California residents see

