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(C) Copyright 1992-1994 Novell,Date:  IPX/SPX Driver for OS/2 MVDM Support
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From: jackr@internet.kronos.com
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To: quattro@coimbra.ans.net
Subject: CAT light flashing in V8

     Driving my 90 V8 through last Saturday night's heavy wet snowstorm, I 
     drove over a downed tree branch that I never saw under the snowy goop. 
     The CAT light immediately began flashing.  I removed a good sized 
     chunk of tree limb stuck between the underbody cross brace and the 
     exhaust pipes, but couldn't find anything else amiss under the car.
     
     The flashing light allegedly means the catalytic converter is 
     overheated, but it flashes as soon as the car is started after sitting 
     in the cold for 24 hours.  Any ideas out there about what broken wire 
     or mashed/disconnected item under the car would cause this?
     
     Jack Rich