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15-03-2006, 04:40 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Oakleigh
Posts: 3,844
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just replaced a cat, the old one calapsed inside :P when a cat calapses it pushes it into the muffler or out the end ay?
before i changed it, the car felt like it was goin to stall half the time when i put the foot to the floor now that iv changed it, it still dose the same, but not as bad, kinda putt putt putt, i can put it to the floor and it will go but not like ud usually expect, is my muffler cloked? |
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15-03-2006, 05:04 PM
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Ef Fairmont
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Taree, NSW
Posts: 214
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You thought about injectors? I have a feeling you might have a sticky injector.
If it's posable (ie, you have the tools) just take the exaust off after the cat and give it a rev, it'll be loud as hell, but it'll give tell you if its the exaust side, or something else. Timing can also play a part in the problem you described. |
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exhust cloged?
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