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05 catalytic- Do I need to replace pipe assembly too?
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dpettin2
• Wilmington, DE, USA
• Registered on 7/25/2014
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Posted:7/26/2014 03:14
I have an 05 which has a clunk noise in the driveline and a rough feel. I\\'ll need two new catalytic converters. My question is may I leave the pre - existing rear pipe assemblies. I can get two .. The right and the left catalytic converts for 225.00 ...
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dpettin2
• Wilmington, DE, USA
• Registered on 7/25/2014
• 2 posts
Posted:11/30/2014 18:46
you do not have to replace the pipe assemblies as long as you can disconnect the catalytic converters from the pre-existing pipe assemblies.. if they are rusted and you must cut them off then you can still join together with a pipe insert. Save your money .. just get the cats... if you are sure you need them only .. you may have a fife rent issue
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