james6546
Well-Known Member
Hi all. are we aloud remove the cat from our landys, as i need to try and get a bit more power
Been done a few times recently, give it a search.
General concensus is if it came with one you need to have one, but on older diesels its a bit of a grey area.
vilguy
Do'er of stuff and the like
Hi all. are we aloud remove the cat from our landys, as i need to try and get a bit more power
WHATS THAT?!
SORRY I CANT HEAR YOU
fergusonforestry
Active Member
generally open a door and it will find it's own way out
fergusonforestry
Active Member
but seriously I thought cat removal gave you trouble at mot time nowadays?
vilguy
Do'er of stuff and the like
ITs been covered a million times on every forum probably.
If you have a friendly MOT tester itll be ok, maybe....
but if they are a stickler (which is no bad thing at times) then it will fail. Unless it was never fitted with a cat from the factory.
I cannot be arsed to go to the search funtion......
If you have a friendly MOT tester itll be ok, maybe....
but if they are a stickler (which is no bad thing at times) then it will fail. Unless it was never fitted with a cat from the factory.
I cannot be arsed to go to the search funtion......
DIFFLOCK66
Well-Known Member
D2 TD5 2001 XS - no cat, straight through centre section. No worries. Mind you , she did not have a cat fitted when she rolled off the production line Gave the local landy dealer the VIN no. and they gave me a printout of her spec.
Gave the local landy dealer the VIN no. and they gave me a printout of her spec.
There's another thread currently going about this.
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/de-cat-dpf-removal-mot-success-rate-268861.html
My 2006 TD5 with a non-cat stainless exhaust system got through its MOT in June this year.
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/de-cat-dpf-removal-mot-success-rate-268861.html
My 2006 TD5 with a non-cat stainless exhaust system got through its MOT in June this year.
