glowing red exhaust
so i did a engine swap cuz my last one was foobared i swaped the same thing in f23. and first my iacv was actn up then it started workn right but my car dies some time and i gotta play with the gas to start so on my way home it died so i could smell hott metal do i looked under the car and my cat was glowing red hot i think it might be clogged what do u think
Just your cat? or the header and all? heat sheild might be in the way to see if the exhaust manifold was glowing, but some one in the past posted somehting similiar and the diagnosis was incorrect valve timing/overlap. ANyone else chime in and help? thats just my guess... just trying to help
Okay just tryin to help and offer an opinion my man. Could be clogged cat as stated, but i fail to rationale how that could cause it to get just that hot.. maybe someone else will chime in and try and help, until then..hope it all works out man
yea, it could be clogged. i know that with both of my f23a1 6g's that ive owned, both of their cats went bad right around 100k miles. so that could be your problem...it sounds like it is.
yeah dude...get that fixed man...ive seen where the cat gets hot and if driven for a while that hot it can actually catch the carpet on fire. not to mention melt anything close to it.
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cat is clogged...100% sure as ive seen it happen before....figure you cat at normal operation is at temps upward of 1500 degrees...being clogged would turn it red hot n stall the car
lol ill get my friend to touch it im pretty sure its the cat ill con a friend into towing home it died maybe a 1/4 of a mile from my house lol it killed me so what do u guys think about the strait thru cats
lulz.. Funny shyt.. "touch it".. Anyway.. Yea, replace the cat.. Either OEM or good "quality" high flow.. **** if your dont care about emissions or there are none in your state. straight pipe..
Get that timing belt done ASAP or you will really be stranded needing a ride home..
Get that timing belt done ASAP or you will really be stranded needing a ride home..
so i did a engine swap cuz my last one was foobared i swaped the same thing in f23. and first my iacv was actn up then it started workn right but my car dies some time and i gotta play with the gas to start so on my way home it died so i could smell hott metal do i looked under the car and my cat was glowing red hot i think it might be clogged what do u think
Obviously, this isn't good for the converter. It can tolerate small incursions into these heat ranges, but it most often leads to melted converter elements. (which also leads to clogged converters)
The 'dying" comments could be referring to fouled plugs which would confirm a mixture issue
It would appear that you're dealing with a super rich condition which is overworking the catalytic converter. That's why it was glowing. I've seen them light up under a car like a light was on, and I've also seen a dealer loose a car off the carrier when the interior ignited from the heat.
Obviously, this isn't good for the converter. It can tolerate small incursions into these heat ranges, but it most often leads to melted converter elements. (which also leads to clogged converters)
The 'dying" comments could be referring to fouled plugs which would confirm a mixture issue
Obviously, this isn't good for the converter. It can tolerate small incursions into these heat ranges, but it most often leads to melted converter elements. (which also leads to clogged converters)
The 'dying" comments could be referring to fouled plugs which would confirm a mixture issue
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