🚗 Walker Exhaust CalCat Carb 82551: Efficient Catalytic Converter with Integrated Exhaust Manifold Review

This product fits with some modifications. I'm a professional mechanic and spent an extra 40 minutes bending the brackets and cutting the front heat shield so I could install the O2. This is quite acceptable given the price difference compared to stock. Get ready to tweak a little. Another wise great product.

It clicked pretty well. The position of the O2 sensor differs slightly from the original. Luckily I replaced the sensor and the cable on it was a bit longer, but the standard cable would be short and badly stretched. It also produced an odor for about 2,000 miles even after all the factory oil had burned off. But it mostly dissipates. I drove it almost 3,000 km and it still works. I think time will tell

Reviewed a 2002 Toyota Camry catalytic converter replacement at all local auto parts stores and online and chose Revain based on price. I needed it asap and inexpensively. It took about a week for free shipping to arrive. I had to buy Toyota metric muffler bolts and get a little creative to attach the bottom heat shield so I gave it one star. He got my car through the California smog so I'm happy. It worked.

This cat worked great. I need new flange points though as the original was press fitted and this one was not the same configuration. So I had to run to the store for 2-M8 125/50 and 1-M8 125/30. Toyota Camry 2002 The cat was in a box, then in a bigger box. A smaller box that allowed the car to move around a lot without wrapping up and bouncing around. made a hole in the smaller box and hit the included gasket. Other fittings are not included. In the box, cat, seal and warranty card. Yes I…

The shop asked $1400 to replace this with a car that cost around $2500. I said "Damn no!" This is the best price you will find for it. Along with the garage's worst enemy, YouTube, and an OBD diagnostic scanner, I was able to permanently disable the Check Engine light for code P0420. Today I was able to wet it and it went through easily. Watch the Fix it Angel video on YouTube. It wasn't exactly the same (probably because I had the CA model), but it was enough for me to do it :-) Also thanks to

My 25x,xxx miles 2002 Camry 2.4 had code P0420 for a while and finally decided to replace the cat converter. I tried adding paint thinner to half the gas tank but it didn't work for me. The price is much cheaper than the OEM in terms of weight, not so much difference between this product and the standard one. Installation wasn't very difficult. In my case it took 2.5 hours due to the lack of power tools. You better have a good breaker and a power tool. What you need is a ratchet, 10mm socket…