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Last post on Jan 05, 2012 at 5:22 PM
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#80 of 87 Re: rattling [bmock]
by gonogo
Dec 31, 2011 (9:17 am)
Yes , manifold shield. To check converter per Hoodlatch, just go under with cold cat and hit it , if loose innards it will rattle.
#81 of 87 rattling
by bmock
Dec 31, 2011 (9:56 am)
I cut the cat out and put a straight pipe in it when i bought the truck but last night i took the down pipe loose and replaced the donut gasket and put alot of high temp. silicon on it and so far its not rattling anymore so i think its fixed...Thanks for all the help guys
#82 of 87 Re: rattling [bmock]
by gonogo
Jan 01, 2012 (9:03 am)
No cat, how do you keep the check engine light from being on all the time.
#83 of 87 rattling
by bmock
Jan 01, 2012 (9:12 am)
When i cut the cat out i took the o2 sensior out of the cat and welded it back into the exhaust so it still reads as it being there
#84 of 87 Re: rattling [bmock]
by gonogo
Jan 02, 2012 (1:13 pm)
Can't be reading right with no cat, should put check engine light on if in fact the check light does work.
#85 of 87 rattling
by bmock
Jan 02, 2012 (4:52 pm)
NO the check engine light works because when it was missing on one cyl. it came on after i cut the cat out it just runs a little bit fatter now
#86 of 87 Re: rattling [bmock]
by gonogo
Jan 04, 2012 (9:13 am)
Well the post cat sensor sends information to the PCM on how well the cat
efficiency is performing . No cat, poor performance, light on. Well who am I to say your light is on.
BTW you can buy a sensor to plug into the 02 sensor and the PCM still thinks there is a cat installed. I would never do it though.
#87 of 87 rattling
by bmock
Jan 05, 2012 (5:22 pm)
I will just leave it alone it doesn't turn the check engine light on and it still runs great no problems i acutally think it running a little bit fatter helps it in the long run