Funky Smell, Cant Figure it out

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drunkinamustang

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ok after I put on my bbk long tube ceramic coater headers, x-pipe with hi-flo cats and flowmaster cat back, when my car heats up it has a smell of rotten eggs or natural gas, the only thing I can figure is the ceramic coating when it gets hot, I checked everywhere looking for anything on my pipes and they are clean. anyone else had this problem or know where the smell is comming from?

 

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When I put my LT's, o/r h, and flowmasters on I noticed a very distinct smell from my exhaust... Just something you gotta learn how to live with but it shouldnt be as bad because you still have cats on your car.

 

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HazMat404

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i think it is the cats. thats the smell most give off when they arent doing their job properly. i got my LT's, o/r h and flows on too and all i smell is the sweet smell of unburnt hydrocarbons...mmmmmmm

 

SN95StangMan

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My exhaust had a bad smell when I first put it on. I was real fun at stop lights, . It eventually stopped after a few days though.

 

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SN95StangMan said:

My exhaust had a bad smell when I first put it on. I was real fun at stop lights, . It eventually stopped after a few days though.

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Yours stopped? Mine still smells... I feel sorry for the people behind me, especially motorcycles

 

swingline

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Mine was around for a couple of weeks after I did the LT's,O/R, and Flowmasters. It finally went away.

 

GTPhreak

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it is the paint on the undercarrage curing to the higher temp

 

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GTPhreak said:

it is the paint on the undercarrage curing to the higher temp

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