clogged cat
clogged cat
I saw someone mention that if your rex has 80k+ miles, and still has the stock cat its probably plugged up or something. What i'm wondering is how i can check for that. I just bought my rx-7(89 N/A with 83k miles) and am trying to get everything back to good running before i start putting on aftermarket parts. Thanks
journey
journey
Well, it may still be fine. Ofcourse Mine was clogged at about 97000 miles.
Anyway, to check it's pretty simple. You can start by tapping it with a rubber mallet. If you hear rattling...kinda sounds like rocks are in it...then it's bad. You can also just unbolt it and look inside it. It will be very apparant if it's clogged or not.
Hope this helps.
Anyway, to check it's pretty simple. You can start by tapping it with a rubber mallet. If you hear rattling...kinda sounds like rocks are in it...then it's bad. You can also just unbolt it and look inside it. It will be very apparant if it's clogged or not.
Hope this helps.
You mean that horrible sem-backfire and rattling noise when I fire it up is coming from the Cat, damn, another $300 gone on the bloody car - mine doesn't have any pre-cats [87 n/a] is it cheaper to buy a generic cat and have it welded in place or will this affect performance? I'm thinking of getting a header and downpipe from the wreckers and running without a Cat at all after my emmissions test next month - will this work if I leave the o2 sensor in place or will it screw up the 6-port pressure?
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Jun 3, 2024 03:25 PM



but I don't know if this is correct.

