changing the cats
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Did mine at home. Bought a couple of wheel ramps from halfords and used a couple of planks of wood to shallow out the incline to allow me to reverse up them.
Then just a matter of removing the guard and replacing the cats, coupled with a mad dash to the local quick-fit in your spare car before they close, when your existing bolts snap on removal.
Then just a matter of removing the guard and replacing the cats, coupled with a mad dash to the local quick-fit in your spare car before they close, when your existing bolts snap on removal.
I took my manifolds of two days ago. used a jack and put concrete blocks under the front, loads of room to get under and super safe. Havent got any axle stand so used what was handy. I put a heat bandage on both manifolds its made a big difference to the heat build up under the bonnet and isnt cooking the electrics and hoses now.
trooperiziz said:
cossiemetro said:
cheers guys i might do it myself then do they need any gaskets or do they come with the new pipes ??
No gaskets. I really do recommend getting a new set of bolts before you start though, as the old ones are likely to be rusted to buggery.
What he said
I did mine last Saturday. Easy DIY job.
Does anyone in the South Yorkshire (Doncaster way) area have a set of cats I could borrow next weekend, so that if my Cerb fails its MOT first time round on emmissions, I can swap them in just to get me through the test? Naturally, I'll pay for the service, I just can't bear the thought of my car sitting in the garage any longer than is strictly necessary!!
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