Cost to replace catalytic converter Pontiac Vibe 2004? Failed emissions multiple times. Mechanic worked hard to clear codes but no dice. Thx!
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Asked by lisamac68 Mar 25, 2015 at 09:01 AM about the 2004 Pontiac Vibe

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Jacob answered 9 years ago

Buy one on ebay and it could cost less than 150 to do it yourself

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CamaroCollector answered 9 years ago

You should have it welded in properly so there are no leaks to trip an engine light

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lisamac68 answered 9 years ago

Thanks to both of you! I am a 46 year old, single soccer mom -car repair def not my forte, but I like the idea of buying one on ebay. Is there a reliable alternative to "shops"? I used to have a guy who would come to my house and do repairs for 20% of the cost of shops, but I don't live there anymore. Is there a network of independent repair guys? Thanks again.

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