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What would make a cat. converter go bad? *NM*
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Congratulations! That's some sharp negotiating. But your old car, with $700 in repairs, plus another $5000 recommended, plus cat. conv. going, at only 94K miles, would discourage me from buying another Buick. *NM*
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Pulled the trigger *PIC*
Sweet ride ! *NM*
I bet that it smells great inside of that new car. *NM*
Nice looking Buick *NM*
Good that they had something you liked. I've read that dealers are starting to finally get some inventory. *NM*
Bitchen ride!... Knowing the dealership sales ropes really helps at purchase time, doesn't it. *NM*
Congratulations! That's some sharp negotiating. But your old car, with $700 in repairs, plus another $5000 recommended, plus cat. conv. going, at only 94K miles, would discourage me from buying another Buick. *NM*
What would make a cat. converter go bad? *NM*
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Re: What would make a cat. converter go bad? My son in law is a Mr.Goodwrench, when the service engine light came on he did a scan, it was the converter and many people would just unhook and rehook the
I'm thinking the only thing his old car and his new car share is the Buick emblem. So I wouldn't connect the two. That's just me. *NM*
