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'99 silverado 4x4. code p0306 is what comes up on code reader. truck feels like its not running on all cylinders. loss of power.just had new water pump put on and dual exhaust. any ideas?

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Because of the misfire your catlic converter might have been damaged, that is why after the vehicle warms up the cat get colgged and exhaust cannot leave the system.

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