It doesn't eliminate the potential issue with a clogged cat. I still say the test with the cat disconnected is cheap and easy. Or drive the car for a while and see if the cat's glowing.
I'd think f the cat was clogged you'd be seeing a CEL due to the two O2 sensors not liking the information they were getting from the exhaust. But I could be wrong. But I do like the thought of of pulling the Exhaust and driving around to piss off the neighbors.Originally Posted by goofygrin
With it in park will the motor rev up quick or is slow to respond??
and does it rev hang?
I rode with open headers on the M5 for a week and, while the sound was glorious, I was more deaf than I care to admit when I was done. I didn't get a code either.
What do you mean by "rev hang"?
What's left of a '96 Miata with stock clutch.
My car exceeds my driving ability. That's the only possible explanation.
+1
On the track, I am fearless.
If you were as slow as me, you wouldn't be afraid either.
1994 M Edition
CSP 67
Rev it up... put it in N and does it stay @ that rpm and slowly come down or does it go down quickly as it should? Or like POS asked... will it even rev.
It will rev up OK, but it does seem to take a long time to finally drop back down to idle speed. What does that indicate?
What's left of a '96 Miata with stock clutch.
My car exceeds my driving ability. That's the only possible explanation.
That your son-in-law needs to get his wife a new(er) car....
It does it a bit no matter what (emissions crap), but if it's reallllly slow that can indicate a vacuum leak.
I think that's going to happen sooner than later. He and I would like to figger out what the problem is, first.
What's left of a '96 Miata with stock clutch.
My car exceeds my driving ability. That's the only possible explanation.
Good to know. We will search for vacuum leaks next.
What's left of a '96 Miata with stock clutch.
My car exceeds my driving ability. That's the only possible explanation.
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