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Uploaded by on Apr 4, 2010

my '95 z28 with rebuilt engine experiencing erratic oil pressure indications, total loss of power, high temps, and sqeal as result of a blocked catalytic converter.

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  • So the final verdict was a collapsed cat. We 'fixed' it. It sure was a fun car, and I'm sure it still is for the guy who bought it.

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  • @TehRam318 any codes? check the air filter

  • I have a 1991 gmc Sierra with a 350 small block, and it has tons of power until it heats up then all of a sudden it's like it loses all of it's power and it can barely get up over 40 km/h if Im lucky... Is that because my cat needs to be replaced?

  • buy a honda

  • cut it off

  • thats how it was on my cadillac dhs. loss of powere and high heat. i gutted mine out as a temporary fix. gettin the new cat this week

  • @TehRam318 Well Mine turned out to not be clocked cats,it's a bad fuel pump. So if your car/truck stalls out or spits and sputters at stop lights,or jolts and refuses to accelerate when you have your foot on that gas, it could be a bad fuel pump. My cats were pretty bad, but they weren't bad enough to cause me to lose acceleration power.

  • @The18Jake thats what mine did i was to the floor and it wouldnt go over 15 mph and it had a bad sound to it

  • would this cause loss of power when you floor it totally to the floor, and it gives a sluggish sound?

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