update... new catco dont fit.....
10-26-2007, 01:39 PM
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I figured.. That is a bit low.
Maybe this has been discussed in another topic, but I wonder if it'* the cat that'* killing your mileage, or if it'* a poor-running engine that'* killing your cat?
Maybe this has been discussed in another topic, but I wonder if it'* the cat that'* killing your mileage, or if it'* a poor-running engine that'* killing your cat?
10-26-2007, 02:19 PM
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Cats usually fail 2 ways
1. Get clogged, something is wrong with your motor.
2. Get broken, they can crack with age, or if you hit the cat with a big dip or curb or something.
1. Get clogged, something is wrong with your motor.
2. Get broken, they can crack with age, or if you hit the cat with a big dip or curb or something.
10-26-2007, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Hans
Cats usually fail 2 ways
1. Get clogged, something is wrong with your motor.
2. Get broken, they can crack with age, or if you hit the cat with a big dip or curb or something.
1. Get clogged, something is wrong with your motor.
2. Get broken, they can crack with age, or if you hit the cat with a big dip or curb or something.
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10-26-2007, 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted by 88bonnsse
now you'* are starting to scare me... what could be wrong with my motor that could have killed my catco.. and i started to notice the smell of a bad catco before i changed my o2 sensor..............
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