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Old 10-07-2013, 06:41 PM
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Default Could an exhaust leak...

... right behind the cats cause:
a) lower fuel economy
b) higher idle
c) both, or
d) none of those, just more noise
Old 10-07-2013, 07:35 PM
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loss of back pressure, but i cant see it causing anything more that noise.
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Just noise, all of the other choices are caused by vacuum leaks and marginally affected by a bad O2 sensor.
Since it is from behind the cats it couldn't affect the Lambda unit as the O2 sensor is in front of the cat.
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I was thinking since the cats aren't that long there might be chance of O2 "interference" from the leak. No? Too far fetched? I guess I will start looking for a vacuum leak.



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