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Old May 25, 2006 | 02:32 PM
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The heat shield below the down pipe has came loose
and has started to rattle.. any suggestions on how
to quiet the noise?
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Old May 25, 2006 | 02:38 PM
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yup, pop rivets.
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That sounds like the catalytic converter shield.

Typically it'* welded on to begin with and over time and heat cycles it rusts at the welds. I have seen and done this many times. You head over to Home Depot/Lowes and into the plumbing section. They have super large metal clamps. (like for a radiator hose..but much larger). Get 1 or 2, go around the cat and shield. No more worries.
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aaahhhh ok that part... yeah mines doing the same thing
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its below the down pipe, i can see it from the engine bay..
it sounds like the metal clamp idea will do the job.
thanks..
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*Moved to 92-99*
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