Are these catalytic converters?
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Are these catalytic converters?
Last edited by LLCoryJ; 07-19-2015 at 08:31 PM.
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For some reason I could not access the pictures. It could be my computer, but if others have the same problem you might want to do a search on how to post pictures on the forum. The other problem could be the limited posts you have. I think you have to have at least ten to post pictures. Responding to this and one other post should grant you the privilege.
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Ok thank you, I will look it up later tonight
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I viewed the pic but it looks to be way too big for here. Might try making it smaller.
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I have Chromium (Linux version of Chrome), so I was able to view the pictures by right clicking and choosing "Open Image in New Tab."
Those are all mufflers.
As an aside, it might be a good idea to spell out all words. Not to be a jerk but someone may be using the search feature for "catalytic converters" and miss this post.
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Or, somebody may be searching for "Cats". It's common enough. Does anybody use the search tags options? There, you could put in cat, cats, and catalytic converts. I may be the only one who uses them, though....
I can't see the images in Chrome or Firefox here, though. I don't have Chromium on my Linux laptop. I can tell you that if they meow, they're likely cats
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LLcoryJ, I'm sorry to say, but based of off the pictures they appear to be mufflers just like billygoat said. Like I said I'm pretty sure they aren't cats but to make sure, look through it and see if you just see dark. If you see dark, most always it a muffler (could be a really clogged cat) but if you look through it and see light through a honey comb type shape, that's a cat. And also usually mufflers are welded together on the outsides and form a "square" and then most cats have the welds on flats on the sides that extend about 1/2 to 3/4 inches and run long ways instead of just around the port sides. Unless its an old diesel truck cat, that's where the light check is a good place to start
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For some reason, Opera on Linux shows me the links. Those look like mufflers to me, also....
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Thanks everyone, im disappointing but at least i know
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