Neil Dagens
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Registered: 14th Apr 07
Location: Fareham, Hampshire
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hi
im replacing my catalytic converter at the weekend, doing it myself as its a lot cheaper. how easy is it to do???
i was quoted £140 by kwik fit and £150-200 by my garage. but to get the parts and do it myself was £72 including the converter, gasket, sleeve and bracket.
[Edited on 11-09-2007 by Neil Dagens]
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Superlite Ltd.
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Simple theory so you can't go wrong. Get some WD40 and a hammer. Sell the old one, you should get £40 odd off a pikey 
When the new one is on get it hot for an hour or so to run it in.
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Neil Dagens
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sounds easy enough cheers mate
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Superlite Ltd.
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I fitted a new one about 2 weeks ago. It didn't get run in until my 500mile weekend, some of which at 120mph 
It will smell like sulphur for abit
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