Is the gasket between cat 1 and cat 2 on my 96 proprietary or can I use a 0 ring from the store? Looks like she is puking a bit of exhaust out of there.
Thanks!
Thanks!
The tale between the cats
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I just replaced mine a couple months ago. It is a pretty special-looking gasket. I used the Toyota OEM part, and it fit perfectly and has sealed well. It has a thin metal sleeve on the inside of the gasket and a crushable, layered, heat resistant material to make up the gasket. The cats have a recessed ring that the gasket fits into and it looked to me like you would have a hell of a time finding a generic part to fit the spot well enough to seal properly.
It was really cheap at Toyota ~ under $5 if I remember right.
It was really cheap at Toyota ~ under $5 if I remember right.
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I can get in there, oooooooh CDan! I am calling you again!
WOW, I drop off for awhile and big DanKunz is back
Glad to see ya stepped up from the 3fe.I'd stick with OEM until you replace the whole system through discount converters if you ever go that route.
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WOW, I drop off for awhile and big DanKunz is back
I'd stick with OEM until you replace the whole system through discount converters if you ever go that route.
Damn, I forgot he was the fanatical king of 3FE's....welcome to the 1fz world!
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hehe, the 3FE lives on in lowtideride (well his lady anyway).
I will go OEM...ordering monday.
Now to get the cargo box, DS mirror, and front locker all done and I am gonna be happy!
I will go OEM...ordering monday.
Now to get the cargo box, DS mirror, and front locker all done and I am gonna be happy!