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I've got an '09 370z Touring with a crack in one (or possibly both) cats. The crack in the left cat was welded by a small shop two years ago,

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Old 12-19-2019, 06:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I've got an '09 370z Touring with a crack in one (or possibly both) cats. The crack in the left cat was welded by a small shop two years ago, but apparently it's starting to leak. Dealership says both have cracks, they're probably full of it. Dealership wants $2,500 to replace both, small shop guessed $3,500, but will get back to me with a more exact quote. I'm at 120k miles, I'm in SoCal, and have no desire to get HFCs or anything like that.

My questions are:
  • Even if there's only one bad one, should I just replace both anyway since I'm at 120k miles?
  • Is there any good reason not to just buy a pair from the Parts for Sale forum and just pay labor?
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Look for used ones I bought mine for 150 labor should be around 150

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I've got an '09 370z Touring with a crack in one (or possibly both) cats. The crack in the left cat was welded by a small shop two years ago, but apparently it's starting to leak. Dealership says both have cracks, they're probably full of it. Dealership wants $2,500 to replace both, small shop guessed $3,500, but will get back to me with a more exact quote. I'm at 120k miles, I'm in SoCal, and have no desire to get HFCs or anything like that.



My questions are:
  • Even if there's only one bad one, should I just replace both anyway since I'm at 120k miles?
  • Is there any good reason not to just buy a pair from the Parts for Sale forum and just pay labor?
This sounds like a great excuse opportunity to get some HFCs or test pipes.

If that's not in the budget, I'll happily sell you my stock cats with 16k miles on them for $100 plus shipping.

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