Catalytic Converter Problem
#26
Re: Catalytic Converter Problem
I got my infrared thermometer at Princess Auto for 10 bucks.
I got my Hz enable digital multimeter from China for 17 bucks, everything locally was 70 bucks.
Now something for the OP... Citric acid may help:
"Researchers have found that a simple wash of citric acid can spruce up exhausted catalytic converters in diesel-powered cars, renewing their pollution-busting properties."
Quoted from here:
http://www.nature.com/news/2005/0504...050425-10.html
It may help with gasoline cats but not sure.
I got my Hz enable digital multimeter from China for 17 bucks, everything locally was 70 bucks.
Now something for the OP... Citric acid may help:
"Researchers have found that a simple wash of citric acid can spruce up exhausted catalytic converters in diesel-powered cars, renewing their pollution-busting properties."
Quoted from here:
http://www.nature.com/news/2005/0504...050425-10.html
It may help with gasoline cats but not sure.
#27
Re: Catalytic Converter Problem
I am sure they would. The precious metals in the catalytic converter are worth at least $200. People were hacksawing the big Chevy SUV's right out of people's driveways at night and scrapping them. $350 a piece and there were two on the Denali I believe it was.
#28
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Since you know everything. The answer to your question is no. Just because it's throwing that code doesn't mean it's your cat. Just because some mechanic tells you it's your cat doesn't mean it's your cat. Do you know how many times someone has come on here telling us that the mechanic told them a bunch of bullshit? The car is running like **** because of the code and the ECU is in probably in limp mode, yes. But you haven't even tried to eliminate any of the other things like exhaust leak before assuming it's the cat. Do you know how many people have thrown this code, bought a cat and still this code is thrown?
So again, you know everything so here's hoping you guessed right and the cat fixes it. If not...
So again, you know everything so here's hoping you guessed right and the cat fixes it. If not...
#29
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These people are trying to help you and you're shitting all over them. I hope you waste your money and the problem still exists. It would serve you right.
Why bother making a thread and asking for help if you aren't going to listen anyways and pretend like you know everything?
Leave and don't come back
#30
Re: Catalytic Converter Problem
Are you serious?
These people are trying to help you and you're shitting all over them. I hope you waste your money and the problem still exists. It would serve you right.
Why bother making a thread and asking for help if you aren't going to listen anyways and pretend like you know everything?
Leave and don't come back
These people are trying to help you and you're shitting all over them. I hope you waste your money and the problem still exists. It would serve you right.
Why bother making a thread and asking for help if you aren't going to listen anyways and pretend like you know everything?
Leave and don't come back
I am glad you are here. Welcome to Honda Tech. Please stay and contribute.
#31
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Re: Catalytic Converter Problem
No thanks.
He only wants to listen to a mechanic who wants to take as much of his money as possible rather than people who know Hondas who are trying to help him for free with no personal motives or benefits.
Why did he make this thread of he didn't want to listen to any of the advice?
He only wants to listen to a mechanic who wants to take as much of his money as possible rather than people who know Hondas who are trying to help him for free with no personal motives or benefits.
Why did he make this thread of he didn't want to listen to any of the advice?
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