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Article #36Re: The Last Word on CAT and EGR
From: utzooutcsrgvutcsstatwagner
Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1982 13:23
Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1982 13:23
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Not to be too gloomy, but I would watch out for overheating catalytic converters on non-fuel injected rabbits. I saw one go up in flames on the highway once on my way back from Ithaca. The driver must have had a little time, because he got to the side of the road and out of the car. But the car went up fast. If you think where the converter goes in relation to the fuel tank, you can see why. It sprayed fuel all over the shoulder (read car in the right-hand lane if he hadnt gotten off the road fast!). Saw two more cars go up in flames in California on my recent trip there. Does this happen more often in the states than up here where it is colder, or was this just coincidence (3 to 0)? Michael Wagner, UTCS
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From: utzoo!utcsrgv!utcsstat!wagner Newsgroups: net.auto.vw Title: Re: The Last Word on CAT and EGR Article-I.D.: utcsstat.260 Posted: Sun Jul 25 13:23:15 1982 Received: Sun Jul 25 14:28:55 1982 References: pyuxcc.299 Subject: Re: The Last Word on CAT and EGR Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1982 13:23:15 +0000 Message-ID: <bnews.utcsstat.260>