cats and E-tests! help!
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cats and E-tests! help!
Just sold my pickup today and the deal breaker was I would etest the truck (1994 F150 302).
I gutted the cats over a year ago because they were plugged and now I am wondering if a single aftermarket cat will work?? I would just cut in the single cat behind the stock.
Need to get this done by the end of the week! fingers are crossed hope she passes!
I gutted the cats over a year ago because they were plugged and now I am wondering if a single aftermarket cat will work?? I would just cut in the single cat behind the stock.
Need to get this done by the end of the week! fingers are crossed hope she passes!
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A gamble but it may pass.
Just sold my pickup today and the deal breaker was I would etest the truck (1994 F150 302).
I gutted the cats over a year ago because they were plugged and now I am wondering if a single aftermarket cat will work?? I would just cut in the single cat behind the stock.
Need to get this done by the end of the week! fingers are crossed hope she passes!
I gutted the cats over a year ago because they were plugged and now I am wondering if a single aftermarket cat will work?? I would just cut in the single cat behind the stock.
Need to get this done by the end of the week! fingers are crossed hope she passes!
A trick that I learned from the car Forum is to change the oil, no more than a half-tank of fuel and make sure that the engine is at normal operating temperature prior to the test.
It worked for me but you will have to decide.
Mark
