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I am about to take a certain part of the exhuast system out (meow) and someone told me that he did this and his fuel milage went down the crapper. He has also done numerous mods to this truck and I would rather think the poor milage is do to these mods. Has anyone else heard of losing fuel milage with no kitty?
I am about to take a certain part of the exhuast system out (meow) and someone told me that he did this and his fuel milage went down the crapper. He has also done numerous mods to this truck and I would rather think the poor milage is do to these mods. Has anyone else heard of losing fuel milage with no kitty?
I would imagine your friends milage is suffering because he's got his foot in it all the time now.
Not I. I haven't heard of that. I have heard of gaining HP though. I would think it would get better MPG because its less restrictive. I removed mine when I put on 4" exhaust and didn't notice any difference. Just my 2 cents.
My 2000 PSD doesnt have one. I looks like to me that it never came with one. I am the second owner, and it shows no sign of ever being removed. Just the same old rusty pipes it came with. I get about 17 MPG. I say about because I have taller tires throwing off my odometer.
"The Diesel catalytic converter is designed to only oxidize the "soluble oil fraction" of diesel hydrocarbons. Other hydrocarbons, NOX, CO, and particulates are controlled in the combustion process."
My F250 has dual straight pipes with no restriction and my mileage is around 16-18 empty. The Excursion is stock and gets about the same but has gotten as high as 18.9 once.