mcdelaug:
What damaged your cats?
Nobody really knows (and if they know, they would probably not tell me ).
Had the OBD light coming on at some point and dealer checked the error codes but they weren't too conclusive, so he deleted them. OBD light was off for a couple of days, came on again, so the car went back to the dealer again for a more thorough analysis, also involving Lamborghini Europe. The conclusion was: Both catalytic converters are damaged (maybe too much heat? They were glowing in red nicely after basically every spirited drive ) and need to be replaced. Dealer did it in two days, parts were shipped from Lamborghini in 24 hours, everything worked like a charm. I remember a friend with his McLaren, he waited almost three months for a tail light (OK, this was a while ago).
Car was running without any performance issues even with the OBD light on but my mechanic said I should have the cats replaced because if something breaks off or whatever, it could damage the whole engine and I wouldn't be covered by warranty anymore if I was made aware of this. No big deal, the cats were replaced, car runs perfectly again.
Also had a little (well known according to my mechanic) issue with the rear view camera, which kind of turned itself off and on, especially after washing the car. They exchanged the camera (improved according to them, image quality is the same though) and no issues anymore. Everything done under warranty, no discussions, no problems. Excellent service.
I am lucky, my sales guy lives only a few kilometers away from me and whenever I need something done, he picks up the car and brings it back as well. Great service. I trust him completely, I am actually the reason he got his job at Lamborghini (he was the guy who sold me the Audi R8 ) and I get along with him very well, also know his family and girlfriend, wonderful relationship if you have a car like hat.
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RC (Germany) - Rennteam Editor Lamborghini Huracan Performante (2019), Mercedes GLC63 S AMG (2020), Mercedes C63 S AMG Cab (2019), Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk (2019 EU)