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Ryan
Dodge Dakota
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11/11/2002
00:10:34
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Do any of you ever get a sulfury smell when driving your trucks, especially after speeding up quickly? If so, did you do anything about it? what?
Thanks
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Jeffro
Dodge Dakota
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11/11/2002
00:12:10
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I cut down on he burritos.........
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Ryan
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11/11/2002
00:32:08
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that's helpful ...thanks....
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xplikt
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11/11/2002
00:43:26
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Usually when something like that happens to a friend or I, we cut/gut the cat and it goes away. You might want to take a more legitimate approach, but my money's on the cat.
-Mike
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2002 2WD RC SLT 4.7L 5spd 3.92 LSD
MBRP Single in/out, straight piped 3rd cat, turndown tip
Hotchkis swaybars and springs
Bilstein custom tuned shocks
Roadmaster Active Suspension
Shaved emblems and antennae
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Ryan
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11/11/2002
00:54:50
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Thanks xplikt, when you say a more legitimate approach, which is probably what I would want to do, what do you mean?
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xplikt
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11/11/2002
01:03:38
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Most state's emissions *prefer that you do not just replace it with a pipe. If your vehicle is newer than 8 years and less than 80,000 miles, it's covered by warranty. So I'd go have the dealer check it out and get the catalytic converter replaced.
If it isn't covered by warranty you can ask your local exhaust shop for a farm truck special.
* when I say prefer, I mean it's illegal..
-Mike
http://www.dodgetruckworld.com/xplikt/
2002 2WD RC SLT 4.7L 5spd 3.92 LSD
MBRP Single in/out, straight piped 3rd cat, turndown tip
Hotchkis swaybars and springs
Bilstein custom tuned shocks
Roadmaster Active Suspension
Shaved emblems and antennae
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