bigcoltrick
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how does that sound?
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How many catalytic converter's do I have?
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Regulator_XLS
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Clayton Horigan
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On my 2000 explorer 5.0 I only count 3 cats am I just not seeing one? Also if my front cat went bad but still have 2 rear ones will back pressure be ok also will it throw a code. Planning one reeming out front solo cat
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Bank one primary cat is tucked up tight in the passenger side inner frame against the firewall, up kinda high. Bank 2 primary cat is under the transmission. anything you do to the primary cats will throw a code. You cannot hollow them out.
1 and 2 secondary cats are together under the passenger floor board. They are redundant and have no monitor sensor as the front cats do.
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