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Noticed a few days back, when car is idling or driving slow I can hear a jingling /rattling noise under my car, what could it be?
I'm thinking could it be the catalytic converter? car lacks power and is high on emissions and the jingling will kind of confirm it, thank you
I'm thinking could it be the catalytic converter? car lacks power and is high on emissions and the jingling will kind of confirm it, thank you
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(Original post by Pretty Boy')
Noticed a few days back, when car is idling or driving slow I can hear a jingling /rattling noise under my car, what could it be?
I'm thinking could it be the catalytic converter? car lacks power and is high on emissions and the jingling will kind of confirm it, thank you
Noticed a few days back, when car is idling or driving slow I can hear a jingling /rattling noise under my car, what could it be?
I'm thinking could it be the catalytic converter? car lacks power and is high on emissions and the jingling will kind of confirm it, thank you
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(Original post by ILovePancakes)
It could be a cat.
It could be a cat.
I'm hoping it is, I have been debating about getting a CAT for a while as emissions are high, fuel consumption is high, lacking power points to Catalytic converter failure, kind of hope it is instead of something else as the cat is inexpensive to replace
The jingling noise only began I think a few days ago.
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(Original post by Pretty Boy')
I'm hoping it is, I have been debating about getting a CAT for a while as emissions are high, fuel consumption is high, lacking power points to Catalytic converter failure, kind of hope it is instead of something else as the cat is inexpensive to replace
The jingling noise only began I think a few days ago.
I'm hoping it is, I have been debating about getting a CAT for a while as emissions are high, fuel consumption is high, lacking power points to Catalytic converter failure, kind of hope it is instead of something else as the cat is inexpensive to replace
The jingling noise only began I think a few days ago.
I know nothing about cars and no one else answered..There was a bit on BBC news about a dog being stuck in a car and I suppose I thought I was being funny.......
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(Original post by Juno)
My car had a scary noise, and it was the exhaust mounting
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My car had a scary noise, and it was the exhaust mounting
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expenive to repair? yay or nay ??
(Original post by ILovePancakes)
Ooopss. I meant a cat.. as in the animal that goes meow
I know nothing about cars and no one else answered..
There was a bit on BBC news about a dog being stuck in a car and I suppose I thought I was being funny.......
Ooopss. I meant a cat.. as in the animal that goes meow
I know nothing about cars and no one else answered..There was a bit on BBC news about a dog being stuck in a car and I suppose I thought I was being funny.......
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A pack of rats have formed a jazz band and are using the underside of your car as their rehearsal space. They're called The Rat Pack.
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expenive to repair? yay or nay ??
expenive to repair? yay or nay ??
So I don't know if it's usually expensive.
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(Original post by Pretty Boy')
Noticed a few days back, when car is idling or driving slow I can hear a jingling /rattling noise under my car, what could it be?
I'm thinking could it be the catalytic converter? car lacks power and is high on emissions and the jingling will kind of confirm it, thank you
Noticed a few days back, when car is idling or driving slow I can hear a jingling /rattling noise under my car, what could it be?
I'm thinking could it be the catalytic converter? car lacks power and is high on emissions and the jingling will kind of confirm it, thank you
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(Original post by SaucySarah)
probably a loose muffler or a problem with the exhaust, just get your mechanic to have a quick look, shouldn't cost much.
probably a loose muffler or a problem with the exhaust, just get your mechanic to have a quick look, shouldn't cost much.
already spent almost £2000 on fixing the car over nearly a 2 year period, I'm hoping it is the catalytic converter as I want to replace that anyway, to buy a new cat and have it fitted, I'm looking at about £80 if a friend fits it for me and I buy the part so £80 total
(Original post by ILovePancakes)
That's rude. Don't call me stupid. Or a *******.
That's rude. Don't call me stupid. Or a *******.
well if your going to act like one, you'll get treated like thee
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