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Is this my cat making all this noise?
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^^ no link. but if its a rattle that changes with engine RPM its very likely, I had some aftermarket cats that kept shaking pieces loose and they would make some pretty loud rattles
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I am not an expert by any means on these vehicles, it sounds like a rod knock to me.
SteveC :(
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SteveC
I am not an expert by any means on these vehicles, it sounds like a rod knock to me.
SteveC :(
I agree....sounds way more serious than a cat. Mic's don't always transfer the sound correctly but that sounds pretty bad IMO.
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I can't get the video to work on my mobile, it happens when your car is on in general? How does it sound when you drive?
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Sounds to consistent to be a cat. I had a cat blow out on my SS and it was a more inconsistent rattle
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I agree....sounds way more serious than a cat. Mic's don't always transfer the sound correctly but that sounds pretty bad IMO.
The car drives fine. I have an appointment with the dealership on Monday because the Cats in my car are still under warrenty. Also, when I bang on the right cat with a rubber mallet it replicates the noise. The car only had 27k on the clock.
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wow and I honestly didn't think catalytic converters could go bad..thanks for proving they can GM.
OP keep us updated
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Guerrillakilla13
wow and I honestly didn't think catalytic converters could go bad..thanks for proving they can GM.
OP keep us updated
Problems with GM cat's are common..;)
OP..
It sounds exactly how my 01 Camaro sounded when the cat shit the bed..
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wow and I honestly didn't think catalytic converters could go bad..thanks for proving they can GM.
OP keep us updated
Typically an engine not running correctly is what causes them to fail prematurely.
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I will let you all know when they tell me. I hope to know by tomorrow afternoon.
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Guerrillakilla13
wow and I honestly didn't think catalytic converters could go bad..thanks for proving they can GM.
OP keep us updated
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35th-ANV-SS
Typically an engine not running correctly is what causes them to fail prematurely.
I would hope that isn't the case with our cars... LS1's are beast and reliable
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Guerrillakilla13
I would hope that isn't the case with our cars... LS1's are beast and reliable
Mine had ~80k and nothing wrong either.. GM cats = junk.
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The dealership just called. Both cats are bad.
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Both of them?? Wow..at least they're covering the cost
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psycho_puppies
The dealership just called. Both cats are bad.
Yup the sound your car and mine were making can be confusing as it sounded like the engine is/was coming apart on mine aswell.
Cut my old one out and sure enough the grid/mesh inside was broken in two.
Too bad I had to cut up a perfectly good exhaust to find out.:suicide:
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Guerrillakilla13
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35th-ANV-SS
Typically an engine not running correctly is what causes them to fail prematurely.
I would hope that isn't the case with our cars... LS1's are beast and reliable
Just was a general statement. There is/was a warranty claim issued for our cars about premature failure for the catalytic converters.
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^^ yupp there was a recall on the cats had mine replaced for free:) the driver side one went with only 22k miles on it