Is it possible I blew out a chunk of Carbon?
Is it possible I blew out a chunk of Carbon?
My car is automatic.
I was driving home from a road trip (drove about 500 miles from Miami to Orlando). I had been driving pretty hard
After the volt I was going about 90 when I heard a loud "thud" and the car shook. Immediately the car surged forward and I felt like I had more power on tap. My rough idle was gone. The car started faster. And there were a few other noticed improvements.
No glowing cat or rattle. So I'm fairly certain the Cat didn't blow.
Any light you could shed on the situation would be great.
I was driving home from a road trip (drove about 500 miles from Miami to Orlando). I had been driving pretty hard
After the volt I was going about 90 when I heard a loud "thud" and the car shook. Immediately the car surged forward and I felt like I had more power on tap. My rough idle was gone. The car started faster. And there were a few other noticed improvements.
No glowing cat or rattle. So I'm fairly certain the Cat didn't blow.
Any light you could shed on the situation would be great.
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It's not something you would see unless you took down the front of the cat and looked inside. You may also hear a rattling sound from the back where a piece of the cat got stuck in one of the mufflers.
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If there is a chunk of carbon big enough to make that kind of noise, it would have taken your engine with it.
Likely your cat blew out.
If there is a chunk of carbon big enough to make that kind of noise, it would have taken your engine with it.
Likely your cat blew out.
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