

| Subject: | cat failure.... |
| From: | Florian Speier |
| Date: | Tue, 3 Oct 2006 18:21:02 -0700 |
soooo, I got the brakes back up and runnning (stopping like a dream), and then we really had to run off fast for our roadtrip. knew i had to still install the new distributor rotor and cap, since it looked like this: http://www.outdoorinsider.blogspot.com/ but since i cleaned it it ran fine, so i decided to wait till campsite tonight to exchange it. we really had to go..... on I580 richmond-san rafael bridge the rotor burst. took me a few seconds to realize, pulled over, bridge staff and cops immediately got me off the bridge and called AAA, I tried swapping the new rotor in on the side of the road but was just too nervous. Home two hours later, obviously took me five minutes and it runs like a champ. ...BUT THERE IS A HUGE RATTLE IN THE CAT.... ...did i kill it from flooding it with unburnt fuel after the rotor broke? thing is, I am gearing up for subie conversion, which anyway comes with a new cat. I know I am killing trees by the dozens without it, but is anything bad gonna happen if i let it rattle for a couple hundred miore miles? or shall i get a straight piece welded in? thanxxx flo
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