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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / General Car Topics / May 2004

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repair of catalysator

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Chotie - 28 May 2004 08:27 GMT
Hello.

I have a strange noice coming from  my catalysator. It sounds like
a piece of metall is jumping around in there. I am thinking about
cuting the catalysator open and weld the lose piece back again.

Have anyone any hints or experience in repairing catalysators?

Any hints is very appreciated.

Thank you.

Br,
Christian
chot@home.se
junkmail01@intertainiaREMOVE.com - 28 May 2004 13:35 GMT
>Hello.
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>Christian
>chot@home.se

I had a ford that catalytic converter sounded horrible.  It got worse
with increased rpms.  It was the heat shield.  There were four weld
points that held it to the cat, and created the air space to protect
the ground from it's heat.  Well two of them failed at once, causing
it to vibrate and hit the cat.  I had it rewelded once, failed again,
so I fixed it myself.  I went under and pulled the shield far enough
away from the cat, so it could vibrate, but not constantly hit the
cat.  Only needed a 1/4" seperation.  It worked.

hope this helps,

tom

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Chot - 29 May 2004 23:42 GMT
Thanks.
I will try this.

Br,
Christian

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