2006 cat and 02 sensor problem

Asked by Jammie Feb 16, 2017 at 06:28 PM about the 2006 Dodge Charger R/T RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Just bought 2006 daytona rt next
day runs like crap. 02 sensor
codes are coming up but also
found out cat has been hollowed
out? Could replacing the cat fix my
problem?

6 Answers

F_O_R answered 7 years ago

The fuel system may need a little back pressure to operate properly but I suspect other things may be at fault. What are the codes?

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Jammie answered 7 years ago

The codes are the upflow 02 sensor codes. Everyone is telling me converter being hollowed out is the reason why.

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Jammie answered 7 years ago

I have to take it back to the car lot I got it from to see what they say since I still owe them alot of money. So do you think it could be the converter causing all the problems?

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Stephen answered 7 years ago

It is probably illegal in your state to sell a car with an altered Catalytic Convertor. I would take it back to the lot and ask them to replace the CC or take the car back for a full refund. If they refuse then contact your state attorney general office.

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Jammie answered 7 years ago

Ok thank you. I am taking it to them in the morning. I will also contact attorney general before I go. I know its illegal to not have a cat on your car here. (Indiana)

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