Catlitic convertors

Asked by Dawn May 28, 2016 at 05:15 PM about the 2008 Kia Rio Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I cleared both catlatic convertors and still have no
power like they were clogged before the catlitic
convertor was glowing red hot.

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CtRacer_x answered 8 years ago

Yeah, if you blew out the catalytic converter your car should be faster… sounds to me like your catalytic converters have come apart inside of the exhaust, and if that's the case then your exhaust is blocked

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jamnblues answered 8 years ago

CCs can not be "cleared" you will need a new one(s) and your exhaust might have to be cleaned or replaced-

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