Broken bolts on manifold for catalytic converter
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Broken bolts on manifold for catalytic converter
The dealer told me I needed a new catalytic converter. Now at installation he tells me two bolts are broken requiring the removal of the manifold.
I was told it is a 12 hour job at a cost of $1900 bucks. That does not include the install of the new catalytic converter at an additional $1800. total $3700
I need a little help . . . are they off the wall or is this pretty close to the right cost.
Thank you
I was told it is a 12 hour job at a cost of $1900 bucks. That does not include the install of the new catalytic converter at an additional $1800. total $3700
I need a little help . . . are they off the wall or is this pretty close to the right cost.
Thank you
#2
Haha... run do not walk.
The cat/manifold can be gotten for between 350 & 700 approximately the bolts can be extracted by a competent shop with proper tools. At say 85 per hour for a few hours to remove the broken studs and the installation of a manifold cat you should be in the 2k range or less.
The cat/manifold can be gotten for between 350 & 700 approximately the bolts can be extracted by a competent shop with proper tools. At say 85 per hour for a few hours to remove the broken studs and the installation of a manifold cat you should be in the 2k range or less.
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The dealer told me I needed a new catalytic converter. Now at installation he tells me two bolts are broken requiring the removal of the manifold.
I was told it is a 12 hour job at a cost of $1900 bucks. That does not include the install of the new catalytic converter at an additional $1800. total $3700
I need a little help . . . are they off the wall or is this pretty close to the right cost.
Thank you
I was told it is a 12 hour job at a cost of $1900 bucks. That does not include the install of the new catalytic converter at an additional $1800. total $3700
I need a little help . . . are they off the wall or is this pretty close to the right cost.
Thank you
Did they break the bolts while attempting the replacement???
There are two Cats for an I5 H3, one mini in the Exhaust Manifold, and a full Cat in the mid pipe behind the manifold. If they are replacing the rear Cat, no reason to mess with the Manifold.
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