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it is red hot because it is clogged and you are two steps away from some serious problems. you need to cut that thing out and get another one. then see if your other problems persist.
if you need a new cat moses i have a carsound cat brand new in box sitting in my room. 3in 3out high flow i was going to put it on my car but im thinking about selling it and running no cat.
current car- 95 Trans am- bolt ons, parked and collecting dust. why? because **** it
if you need a new cat moses i have a carsound cat brand new in box sitting in my room. 3in 3out high flow i was going to put it on my car but im thinking about selling it and running no cat.
Same here, got a hi-flow in my basement but its just sitting there
Black \'94 Trans Am A4- SLP CAI & Loudmouth<br />Red \'93 Firebird A4- Ram Air under the WS6 hood, !cat, exhaust.
Actually, after inspection, looks like the weld right after the cat blew apart and is why she's so god damn loud. lol. So basically her "muffler" is the cat. Is this more than likely why she's glowing red hot too? It's a pretty damn new cat, maybe a year old at most.
I may have figured it out. where the exhaust came apart, the pipe is blocking a part of the cat. and some of the exhaust smoke swirled back inside the cat...creating a sh*t-ton of backforce.
OOookay, I pushed my pipes back together. My cat is supposedly going out. Could this be why I have a random multiple cylinder miss fire? She was throwing two lean codes earlier. Uhm, also, The main question, should I blame my cat for the random multiple cylinder miss fire, or the headgasket? or both? No antifreeze in my oil or any other fluids mixing, but that never says anything about teh' internals. Some does come out the exhaust, I think it does at least, it's pretty cold here now and she smokes a little, but I don't know what's too much... I've seen some pretty bad smoke before come out of a car with a bad gasket/head.
When I got a random cylinder misfire it was because I needed to change my plugs and wires. Do you have any misfire or sluggish performance? Is your SES light actually on or it's just showing up when scanned?
Let's flip a coin. Heads I get tail, Tails I get head.
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