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Either unbolting of the old one(very rusty at times) and simply bolting on the new one, or if you have a factory welded one, cutting the old one out will be necessary, then the new one will be fitted in place, and welded. as simple as it sounds, it really isnt if you dont have the proper equipment.
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What is involved in replacing a head gasket?
On the Villager, replacing both gaskets is most easily done by removing the engine from the vehicle.
Is a torque converter major repair?
It would be considered a major repair only because of the time involved to replace it. The transmission must be removed to access the torque converter.
Will 2 liter engine fit into a 2.6 liter Mitsubishi l200 with out modifying anything?
No there will be modifications involved.
How do you change the catalytic converter on a 4 cylinder 1988 Mustang and what is the cost?
Definately go to a muffler shop. Time and work involved in doing it yourself is not worth the effort, aside from the fact that depending on where you live, you may face legality issues. Cost, about $100-$200? Maybe up to $300 depending on the cost of the part.Shop around.
Are there any special tools or techniques involved in replacing plugs and wires on a 2001 gmc sierra?
no
How much labor is involved in replacing a sway bar link?
ABOUT a half hour if you have done it before.
What is the total amount of platinum in a typical catalytic converter?
I found a site claiming that a catalytic converter can carry b/t 3-7 ounces of platinum per converter. According to this site(wired.com), platinum is going at a rate of 2075 dollars per oz. This means you would at least have 6225 and up to 14 and a half thousand dollars if you could harvest the platinum purely. The next question is how do you get the platinum in a catalytic converter out of it to get this reward. Stolen catty's go for 200, but I'd rather not go that route. The site also mentione other metals involved in the production of converters such as rhodium and palladium are going for 445 and 7300 an ounce. I might have to recant on that whole not theiving idea.There are usually about 3 grams of platinum in a catalytic converter. There are 31.1 grams in an ounce. Platinum is at $2000/ounce so you can figure right at $200 worth. Please note manufacturers are starting to use other materials so you may have very little, if any, platinum.There are 28 grams per ounce not 31.1.CORRECTIONS TO YOUR ANSWERIn every Kg of honetcomb which is the filter you find on average 1.5g of platinum (Pt), 0.5g of palladium (Pd) and 0.1 rhodium (Rh). Some catalytic converters have a heavy honeycomb while others are light depends on the engine size, if the engine is big car companies tend to use a bigger honeycomb. Regarding the ounce the internation ounce weight is 31.1g but the US ounce weight is 28g.***CORRECTIONS TO YOUR ANSWER****There are in fact 31.1 grams to a TROY OUNCE, which is the measurement used for precious metals. There are usually between 3 to 7 grams per catalytic converter, which is coated on a honeycomb ceramic substrate. There can be up to 15 grams of platinum in large truck catalytic converters.*Clarification*There are two types of converters, ones with the honycomb structures, and ones with platinum-coated pellets. The pellets are easy to harvest, but if you're going to havest them, make sure they're your own!
How could RNA have become involved in the mechanism for protein translation?
natural selection favored RNA molecules that synthesized catalytic proteins
What is involved in replacing bearings in a 1990 Pontiac Sunbird?
What kind of bearings??Engine, wheel, trans,diff.?????
How do you change the timing belt on a 92 Nissan Pathfiner?
How do you replace the AC evaporator on a 1994 Dodge Dakota?
What all is involved in replacing a a/c evaporator in a '94 Dodge Dakota?
What does 2000 Honda civic diagnostic code P0240 mean?
In general, it usually means the obvious that your car is old. More specifically, your exhaust system is old and the catalytic converter has worn out. There are also two oxygen sensors involved and less likely, one could be bad (the downstream one most often). Therefore, a vehicle with this code won't pass an emissions test for state inspection.
