Sounds like more than $500 to fix, unless you do it yourself.
engineered wrote: ↑ Sounds like more than $500 to fix, unless you do it yourself, with scrapyard parts[/i].
A new cat alone is going to cost that much, as you indicate. Also the ad seems quite suspect. So the "engine light came on recently" but all of a sudden it's a bad cat, just at the time the seller went to sell the car? Yeah right. Light's probably been on for a year, with bad cat as long. Basically some time since it's last e-test until now...unless there's no e-testing where OP lives, in which case who knows how long. Plus if they're passing off that "little tidbit" in such fashion, imagine what else they're not telling you?
