Catalytic Converter
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From: Florida
he was trying to say remove the exhaust use the pry bar to beat the stuff in the converter into pieces and vacum the pieces/chunks out or blow them out with the vechile on rev up-push broken pieces out...hope i made sense
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From: Florida
i think he wanted to keep the outer shell of the converter im assuming for inspection reasons cowboy steve...
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Oh really, well reinstall the cat in the system when the inspection comes around. that'll work to
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When i gutted mine on my chevy, i used a long wood boring bit. Worked great! Drill a bunch of holes with a wood boring bit (big long screw looking thing) and then with a large pry bar, nock it around alittle, then if its on the truck, and you got most the pieces out, let it open from there, and start and revv the truck, to blow out the rest of the gunk.