Cat stolen can I just straight pipe it?
#1
Cat stolen can I just straight pipe it?
My truck was sitting at my mechanics shop last night when a crack head with a sawzal cut off one of my two cats. Can I just cut the other one off and straight pipe to the exhaust system? And how do I trick those O2 sensors downstream of the cats into not throwing a check engine light . Any advice would be much appreciated. First time poster, proud owner of 07 F150 XL 4.6 long box regular cab
#2
My truck was sitting at my mechanics shop last night when a crack head with a sawzal cut off one of my two cats. Can I just cut the other one off and straight pipe to the exhaust system? And how do I trick those O2 sensors downstream of the cats into not throwing a check engine light . Any advice would be much appreciated. First time poster, proud owner of 07 F150 XL 4.6 long box regular cab
#3
My truck was sitting at my mechanics shop last night when a crack head with a sawzal cut off one of my two cats. Can I just cut the other one off and straight pipe to the exhaust system? And how do I trick those O2 sensors downstream of the cats into not throwing a check engine light . Any advice would be much appreciated. First time poster, proud owner of 07 F150 XL 4.6 long box regular cab
#4
I agree with Tommy.
See if the shop will cover it. Unless they have a disclaimer regarding thievery
See if the shop will cover it. Unless they have a disclaimer regarding thievery
#6
Disclaimers are less then worthless
parking lot type disclaimers wouldn't even apply here since a part was taken that in no way could have been prevented by the owner of the vehicle while it was in the mechanics posession.
#7
I just ate it and had them put on a used cat
I looked and pushed them to straight pipe it but they said it was too complicated to fool the down stream O2 sensors and that it wound be too loud. 500 for an installed used cat and they actually sent it to another shop to do the work
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#8
Yikes, I think I paid not much more than that for a whole new walker set up. manifolds back, 2 cats, muffler etc. Stock is probably better though
#9
Sorry, I meant pre cats back for my set up
#10
Did your walker setup fit correctly? Mine did not. The part where the cat connects to the crossmember is off by several inches. It hasn't posed an issue but I don't daily drive mine.