1955moose
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How to check for a clogged converter
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Great video except he didn't say which number inlet or outlet was supposed to be 100 degree more.
Now for my cynical mind.
Don't know what year the vid was filmed but the ir temp gauge looked to be a current cheap chinese ebay one.
Do you think he tried to sell the owner of this OLD an prob high mile Astro a reman engine or junk yard one??? or slapped some Restore in in and 10w-30 HM and a new converter and kept him for a happy returning customer????
Inquiring minds want to know.
Now for my cynical mind.
Don't know what year the vid was filmed but the ir temp gauge looked to be a current cheap chinese ebay one.
Do you think he tried to sell the owner of this OLD an prob high mile Astro a reman engine or junk yard one??? or slapped some Restore in in and 10w-30 HM and a new converter and kept him for a happy returning customer????
Inquiring minds want to know.
Bilsto
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I think that was a helpful video. My CATs are acting up for sure here at 225,000 miles. The engine is burning oil and I occasionally get a check-engine code for rear exhaust sensors.
