Keep an eye on your cats!
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Here's the rather brief story.
Day 1 - Transit van completely fine.
Day 2 - Transit van very, very loud. Thought to be a blowing exhaust.
Day 3 - Taken to a garage where it was found the catalytic convertor was missing.
So basically, my dads Transit had it's catalytic convertor stolen in the middle of the night. I read in the papers that they're stealing them for the copper inside them. Likely? Consider this a warning - they must be pretty easy to strip off of a Transit! Not sure what measures could be taken to stop this happening again, any wild PH suggestions?
Day 1 - Transit van completely fine.
Day 2 - Transit van very, very loud. Thought to be a blowing exhaust.
Day 3 - Taken to a garage where it was found the catalytic convertor was missing.
So basically, my dads Transit had it's catalytic convertor stolen in the middle of the night. I read in the papers that they're stealing them for the copper inside them. Likely? Consider this a warning - they must be pretty easy to strip off of a Transit! Not sure what measures could be taken to stop this happening again, any wild PH suggestions?
Mattt said:
coley20 said:
I was chatting to an MOT inspector and he said that some cars don`t need Cats to pass emissions test, is this right?
Pre 93 is it?You can sometimes pass emissions without a cat anyway, but IIRC they check for visible presence.
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