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Replace cat converter on 240 200 1989

posted by  Jay Shields on  Mon Jan 24 14:57 CST 2005
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I too would try the local muffler shop. Tell them you have a factory OEM cat, already ordered, that you would like them to install. Our local shop will install an after market, universal cat converter unless the customer has the factory unit. Either way, it is about one hour labor.....it is much too cold here to be working under a car unless your garage has great heat...

Jay
88 740 GLE 189k
84 245 GLTi 228k






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