If you live in a city, state or country where emissions checks are mandatory to renew registration. Then removing your catalytic converter will make it impossible to renew your registration.
cloged catalic converter,remove and drill out both ends to remove inside material. or buy a test pipe to replace it. also make sure spark plug is exact type,may require platinum plug.
It may or may not have damaged the converter. Remove the water and then you will see. More than likely it will be fine.
A partially clogged converter will rarely prevent you from driving the car. You can usually drive it indefinitely if it is only partially clogged. You will however see a drop in performance and fuel mileage. Once the converter becomes completely clogged, which is will over time, it must be replaced. Also if you have state emissions testing it will fail with a bad converter. A bad converter is also polluting the atmosphere. Before replacing the converter find out why it failed. Also know that the converter may be covered by the 8 year 80,000 mile federal emissions warranty.
A bad catalytic converter will cause a severely restricted exhaust system. You would notice a lack of power and performance from you vehicle and in cases of a completely blocked converter, the engine may not run.
They may turn you in or they may just demand you pay for a replacement. It is illegal to remove the converter from any vehicle. You had better replace the converter if it is missing before trading in the car. Otherwise you may end up paying a fine of $1,000 and then having to buy a converter for the car you trade in anyway.
Depending on where you live, you MAY be in violation of emissions law.
no. the catalytic converter system is there for a reason. it is reducing the impact of emissions on the environment.yes. you can but your vehicle may not pass emission standards in your state check before you remove it.
Fly-wheel may be cracked or the converter bolts are loose. Need to remove the fly-wheel dust cover, so you can see up inside.
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Running your car without a catalytic converter is better than running it with a fouled ( plugged ) one. It will cause your car to release more pollutants into the air and may be illegal where you live. It is best to remove your bad convertor and replace it with a new one. It is illegal in all 50 states to remove a converter. Minimum fine is $2,500 if you get caught.
Operation temp of a converter can be in the hundreds of degrees. If it is glowing red under the vehicle there is a problem, if just normal color (rusty etc.) then it's o/k. If the heat shielding is intact/not intact (on older vehicles it corrodes & falls off) you may want to keep to the roadways in a park or while camping and keep out of the long grassy fields. Unless of course you don't like your car and want higher insurance rates....
You may have a different code, the computer may not have been reset, the converter may not have been installed correctly, problem may not have been the converter in the first place.