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Wondering if I could get some help, Iam having a bank 1 catalytic code pop up on my 2000 ls400. I replaced the converter and still having a problem. Was wondering if i have a California emission car and how to tell.
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the reason im asking is cause im picking one up this weekend, the owner said he cracked a cat from driving low. i was wondering which would be the correct aftermarket cat to replace it with? thyanks.
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yeah, the cali cats cost more because california now requires all OBDII+ cars to use "registered" cats, which usually cost a fair bit more.
A cat made for CARB spec but not necessarily "california approved" should work fine.
Call magnaflow, i'm sure they'd be able to clarify further.
A cat made for CARB spec but not necessarily "california approved" should work fine.
Call magnaflow, i'm sure they'd be able to clarify further.
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yeah, the cali cats cost more because california now requires all OBDII+ cars to use "registered" cats, which usually cost a fair bit more.
A cat made for CARB spec but not necessarily "california approved" should work fine.
Call magnaflow, i'm sure they'd be able to clarify further.
A cat made for CARB spec but not necessarily "california approved" should work fine.
Call magnaflow, i'm sure they'd be able to clarify further.
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