I took my car to meineke since the bolts were horrible rusted on, and after getting underneath my car to fix an exhaust leak, i notice that it was cuz the bolts were stripped and the two flanged can't be tightened all the way. Right now I replaced the gasket and used some gasket sealant to try to create a fix, but i know it's gonna be temporary.

Is there solution other then replacing the cat?

I was thinking about drilling out the bolts and replacing them with new bolts and nuts. But before I did that, anyone have another solution that might be easier?

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>Is there solution other then replacing the cat?
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>I was thinking about drilling out the bolts and replacing them
>with new bolts and nuts.



i think that would be the best way to fix it.

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Just have them use a plasma torch to melt through the old stud, and use a nut and bolt combo. That's what my test pipe, er, um, I mean cat, uses.
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