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Old 02-19-04, 12:04 AM
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what is this connector for?
i know its dirty under my car lol, but what the heck is this for? its in the floor pan on the left side of the tranny...


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Exhaust Sys. over heat
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is it necessary??
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yuor right
it is the overheat

no, its usless unless you have stock cats
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i have stock cats. so what?
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do you want a light to come on when your exhaust gets to hot
that is the question u must ask youself
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i dont care. so i dont need to hook it up then?
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More of a concern when running a converter, cause if it get plug, you could burn your car to the ground.... Seen it hundreds of times...... oK 3 times, but it could happen again...


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More of a concern when running a converter, cause if it get plug, you could burn your car to the ground.... Seen it hundreds of times...... oK 3 times, but it could happen again...

Damn, you should get your oil leak fixed....

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More of a concern when running a converter, cause if it get plug, you could burn your car to the ground.... Seen it hundreds of times...... oK 3 times, but it could happen again...

Damn, you should get your oil leak fixed....

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kinda did, with a new motor and all.
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Old 02-19-04, 09:42 AM
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Haha, thats great .

I fixed my oil leak finally

Yeah? Hows that?

I put a new engine in!

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what about if you take the cats out all together would that hurt anything??
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Haha, no, nothing would be hurt by getting rid of the cats, but if you have air care or anything like that where you live, good luck passing it...
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rod the cat and leave it hooked up?
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That thing works great!

When my exhaust exploded, from clogged cats at 90mph it was the only thing holding the exhaust on at that point, so it was like the chain to an anchor - made cool sparks, slowed me down, and then allowed me to kick the old exhaust out and off the highway.

Oh, and it never lit up once....
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