Same thing happened to me after a 500 mile trip in my 03 Camry. Just reset the code and pray the light doesn't come back on
Catalytic converter and Oxygen sensors?
Ayden Rivera
Michael Roberts
>Would I be able to find parts much cheaper?
Parts? probably not "much" cheaper, But the actual cat probably much cheaper than his ludicrous markup. You'd save plenty on labor.
Gabriel Cox
>catalytic converter and oxygen sensor.
>$1800 to fix
Highway robbery.
>So, how do I know which to use then?
Start by searching online, there may be a direct-fit aftermarket cat you can buy and have a shop install for you. It will bolt-in the same as OEM.
>O2 sensors
Same thing as above, get aftermarket ones from your local auto part store and replace them.
>So I can just wait until I'm due for emissions inspection
What code did you have, and is the car running okay now?
Lincoln Richardson
You're getting ripped off, my man. Where's how I would fix it
>remover post cat o2 sensor
>replace with dummy sensor
Cei is now fixed and you'll always pass obd2 emissions. It's probably a big fine if you somehow get caught though
John Gutierrez
>Save plenty on that's the thing, he quoted 2.5 hours for labor for the whole thing, so it's mostly parts.
He only uses OEM parts, but it sounds like I can get not-OEM for cheaper
>code
P0420 and 0430 were the codes. Car runs fine for now.
Aiden Roberts
Yeah I'm pretty sure tampering like that is really illegal and literally a $10,000 fine or so.
Jeremiah Taylor
>Yeah I'm pretty sure tampering like that is really illegal and literally a $10,000 fine or so.
Go back to Commiefornia
Jaxson Myers
Just don't get caught
Eli Baker
Try this first
youtu.be
Brody Cox
>tfw getting assraped tomorrow for $900 just to get two O2 sensors replaced
>cat is probably fucked too and I'll end up getting assraped for that shortly afterward