Check engine light went off when swapping converter on 6th gen!
08-07-2003, 10:01 AM
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Originally posted by JimBlake
I don't think that has anything to do with factory warranties, including silent recalls or whatever. You just didn't get any extra EXTENSION onto the factory warranties.
Don't you think it's worth a phone call to a Honda dealer to find out?
I don't think that has anything to do with factory warranties, including silent recalls or whatever. You just didn't get any extra EXTENSION onto the factory warranties.
Don't you think it's worth a phone call to a Honda dealer to find out?
! There is one on the ignition switch though, thx. :yay:
Originally posted be v4lu3s
a universal cat is welded into your exhaust or welded in with pipe and flanges to bolt in.
some high flow cats are not efficient enough to meet the standards of the ecu
a universal cat is welded into your exhaust or welded in with pipe and flanges to bolt in.
some high flow cats are not efficient enough to meet the standards of the ecu
08-07-2003, 10:25 AM
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Originally posted by carta79
What the hell is the point of a high flow cat if it turns on the check engine light anyways?
What the hell is the point of a high flow cat if it turns on the check engine light anyways?
a carsound cat should give you no trouble though as long as the 2nd o2 sensor bung is put in or worked around.
08-07-2003, 10:54 AM
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Originally posted by AccordSleeper
because for people who are OBDI or have older vehicles it is perfectly fine.
a carsound cat should give you no trouble though as long as the 2nd o2 sensor bung is put in or worked around.
because for people who are OBDI or have older vehicles it is perfectly fine.
a carsound cat should give you no trouble though as long as the 2nd o2 sensor bung is put in or worked around.
So when are they gonna make some good ones for the OBD II cars!
[kidding]I guess I'm looking for something like this but the prices are really high on these. I'm a Progressive Insurance customer, I like to shop around for the best price
. See this one has a fitting for the O2 sensor and would bolt on. It's between this one or the carsound cat. :dunno: Would you go for the converter below over carsound? Less maintenance but it's higher priced!