2005 Gmc Yukon General Question

I took my car into the dealership to get the "check engine" light figured out. I was told I would need to replace the catalytic converter. I was suggested to take it to another place where it would be cheaper to replace. I took it to Midas and was told the problem was not the catalytic converter but the oxygen sensors. Who should I trust?

Posted Oct 30th by Linda the owner of a Gmc Yukon catalytic converter, oxygen sensors, GMC

Answers from the Automotive Experts

Your dealership would know your car better than Midas as they are trained by the manufacture. Midas specializes in brakes and exhaust no drivablity problems. The authorized car dealership works on the same brand of car every day and specializes in your issues. If in doubt take it to another authorized car dealer to get a third opinion or an ASE certified Blue Seal repair center that speciazes in your make or brand of car. You can locate one by going here: http://www.ase.com/Content/NavigationMenu/Service_Professionals1/Blue_Seal_of_Excellence_Recognition_Program/What_Is_The_Blue_Seal_Of_Excellence_Recognition_Program_.htm

⟩ Answered on Oct 30th, 2006 by Patty Streeter, at AskPatty.com

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