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Old 01-26-2005, 12:44 PM   #1
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Exhaust Problem...

I was driving down the highway going about 70 when i saw what looked to be a catalytic converter laying in the middle of my lane (far left). I couldn't get over to the right (semi) and it was heavy traffic, so i tried to slow down and make sure it went between the tires... I felt a little bump and heard something hit....

I looked under the car the next day after i turned the engine on and now i see "gas/air" coming out from the joint connecting the catalytic converter to the rest of the exhaust work. Is this a serious problem? How much would an exhaust job be if i were to replace everything after the cc?

Thanks in advance...
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