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Rebel_Rebel wrote: »Does anyone know if there is any scrap value for the old knackered Cat?
there would have been last month when scrap metal was around £160 per ton but nowe you will be lucky to get £30 per ton. nobody is selling scrap at the moment until the price reaches at least £80 per ton.
maybe worth keeping a hold of it if you dont mind it lying around. keep an eye on scrap metal prices though,or drive past a scrap merchant and if he looks busy then sell it....work permit granted!0 -
People go to the effort of stealing cats from under cars so I'd say it should be worth something.0
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Rebel_Rebel wrote: »They quoted £600 for parts and £200 for labour. I thought this sounded a bit pricey for a relatively simple job, so I started phone round. Good job I did! I've picked up a new OEM Cat for £130 from an autoparts shop and our local garage has quoted £35 to fit it, a saving of £635 over the official Toyota dealership.
Needless to say we won't be gracing them with our custom again!
Err, you are aware that these cheap catalytic convertors only last a couple of years before they start dropping to bits?0 -
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Sadly its true - they don't last long.Err, you are aware that these cheap catalytic convertors only last a couple of years before they start dropping to bits?
Sometimes it is better to look to breakers and see what vehicles they have in and get a genuine one from there.
Gottat be careful of the alleged 'OEM' statement. At that price, I'd say that it wasn't and will not last long - but if you are not keeping the car that long, then no worries!
Some sensors from Walkers are pretty good by the way!!Genie
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