Glen Club Member Feb 10, 2009 #1 I have a 2" stainless steal exhaust i was wondering how many cats the car need to have to pass a mot Glen
I have a 2" stainless steal exhaust i was wondering how many cats the car need to have to pass a mot Glen
Paul Smith Site Supporter Feb 10, 2009 #2 one - it would need to be suitable for the amount of emissions you are releasing. A standard one should work fine if your engine hasn't been modded.
one - it would need to be suitable for the amount of emissions you are releasing. A standard one should work fine if your engine hasn't been modded.
micras69 Deactivated Account Feb 10, 2009 #3 Glen said: I have a 2" stainless steal exhaust i was wondering how many cats the car need to have to pass a mot Glen Click to expand... is it a full stainless system? im not 100% shure but i think you only need one in the std manifold if its a face lift and two for the pre face lift, one in th std manifold and the center cat but moads people just replace the perfomance system with the std one for MOT's
Glen said: I have a 2" stainless steal exhaust i was wondering how many cats the car need to have to pass a mot Glen Click to expand... is it a full stainless system? im not 100% shure but i think you only need one in the std manifold if its a face lift and two for the pre face lift, one in th std manifold and the center cat but moads people just replace the perfomance system with the std one for MOT's
C.J.1.8 Ex. Club Member Feb 11, 2009 #5 it's a full stainless up to the manifold then its a standard micra manifold that has been chopped and welded on. i passed my mot with just the rear cat.
it's a full stainless up to the manifold then its a standard micra manifold that has been chopped and welded on. i passed my mot with just the rear cat.
squarepants Ex. Club Member Feb 11, 2009 #6 some people pass with one cat and some people dont...mine failed with the centre cat removed. then it failed with the front cat removed, and centre cat in place. so mine failed with only one cat in place.
some people pass with one cat and some people dont...mine failed with the centre cat removed. then it failed with the front cat removed, and centre cat in place. so mine failed with only one cat in place.
jim_bling Ex. Club Member Feb 11, 2009 #7 here is a spanner for you lot then mine failed with both cats in place it all depends on the o2 sensor as thats is what was wrong with mine
here is a spanner for you lot then mine failed with both cats in place it all depends on the o2 sensor as thats is what was wrong with mine