OEM part numbers: Bank1: 2505220170 (the one replaced in video)(P0420) Bank2: 1714020080 (P0430) Gasket manifold to head: 1717320020 (same for both banks) Gasket cat to exhaust: 9008043036 (same for both banks) Thanks for the video, I always like to see it done before I tackle it. I appreciate you boss.
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I have a 03 lexus es300. I just changed the oxygen sensor today bank 2 sensor 1. It's running better but still has a slight jerk and vibration. I'm going to change the other 3 sensors first before I look into changing the catalytic converter. Any suggestions based on your professional experience? Thanks
What I looked up says the torque specs are 36 ftlb? Update: Spoke with Lexus dealer and the 6 nuts connecting the manifold to the head are 36 ft lb's and the two connecting to the pipe at the bottom are 46 ft lbs
catching this older video as iiM currently at this stage with this car, i saw another comment ask also, if you would post that replacement part(#) you just used PLEASE
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Bad gasket at colllector allows air to come into the system and cause the O2 to think the system is lean, it will richen the engine, too much. Leaks at the manifold also affect the O2 readings and cause the engine to over compensate. Thus leaks lose power in an EFI car.
Yes. Some accords will have a cat that is on the bottom of the vehicle so easy for ppl to slide under and cut it out but for these, they are apart of the exhaust manifold so they usually do not get stolen because of what needs to be done to get them off.
We are currently unable to take anymore vehicles in at this time. Let me know if you need any info on your vehicle and I’ll be sure to send it your way.
OEM part numbers:
Bank1: 2505220170 (the one replaced in video)(P0420)
Bank2: 1714020080 (P0430)
Gasket manifold to head: 1717320020 (same for both banks)
Gasket cat to exhaust: 9008043036 (same for both banks)
Thanks for the video, I always like to see it done before I tackle it. I appreciate you boss.
I like the way you explain things, very clear and concise. Thank you for sharing. I subscribed because I see you are still actively posting videos. Best wishes.
I have a 03 lexus es300. I just changed the oxygen sensor today bank 2 sensor 1. It's running better but still has a slight jerk and vibration. I'm going to change the other 3 sensors first before I look into changing the catalytic converter. Any suggestions based on your professional experience? Thanks
Is there a front and back catalytic converter on this car ? I’m asking because I’m currently getting work done and feel I am getting told anything.
What I looked up says the torque specs are 36 ftlb? Update: Spoke with Lexus dealer and the 6 nuts connecting the manifold to the head are 36 ft lb's and the two connecting to the pipe at the bottom are 46 ft lbs
What Bank was that O2 Sensor you replaced on?
Thanks for the instructions 👍🏼
What kind of 02 sensor is that I'm trying to do the exact same thing I don't want to order the wrong part
Denso
You have to take off that mount that attaches to the bottom of the cat all 3 bolts in under to pull the cat up
catching this older video as iiM currently at this stage with this car, i saw another comment ask also, if you would post that replacement part(#) you just used PLEASE
Where are you located? I have engine light and it’s due to the Cat!
same
@@DevangsinghSankhala same i have a 1mzfe motor
Muffler shop would be cheaper
Does needing manifold gasket make the car loose power ?
That is a possibility.
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a new video with similar content on my channel. PLZ watch/subscribe and gimme me some feedback/love ! Thank you !
Bad gasket at colllector allows air to come into the system and cause the O2 to think the system is lean, it will richen the engine, too much. Leaks at the manifold also affect the O2 readings and cause the engine to over compensate. Thus leaks lose power in an EFI car.
Is that bank 2?
Do you have to take the intake and everything off to get at the bank 1 cat on the rear or can you get that all from underneath? Mines leaking exhaust
You should be able to get it from underneath.
Hey I know this was.a while ago, but do you remember how you got to the 3 bottom nuts (14mm) on the manifold?
The vehicle was lifted
I'm fighting with this right now I believe I need to go pick up a 14mm swivel socket in order to get the bottom left and bottom right nuts off
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very nice. where did you buy that catalystic converter with manifold? how much does it cost?
tks
Ebay has some for $140-$200
eBay isn’t always great
@@TexThaiAuto That's a fact. So, where did you get the Catalytic Converter with Integrated Manifold?
is there one or two catalytic converter's in the exhaust manifold
Are these difficult to steal? Getting paranoid they just stole my aunts on 07 accord
Yes. Some accords will have a cat that is on the bottom of the vehicle so easy for ppl to slide under and cut it out but for these, they are apart of the exhaust manifold so they usually do not get stolen because of what needs to be done to get them off.
How can I contact you guys for a job like this ?
We are currently unable to take anymore vehicles in at this time. Let me know if you need any info on your vehicle and I’ll be sure to send it your way.
So u don’t have to wield the part
No
Don’t this car have 3 catalytic converters?
Yes
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