Is this for federal or California emissions? I can't seem to find this part for specifically federal emissions.
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This sensor is for cars built for Calif. emissions. You may have a "Calif." car though it hasn't been within 2,000 miles of the place. My 2001 Camry takes this "Calif." version though it was bought in Georgia so check the emissions tag on the underside of the hood for whether it says it meets "US" or "US AND Calif." emissions. In 2001 the US standards just required an oxygen sensor, the Calif. one required the air/fuel ratio sensor ($$$). Mine says US and Calif. Luckily the connectors are different so I couldn't plug in the "US" one I bought first. You'll make a really big mistake if you get the Universal fit version of the "US only" sensor and unwittingly splice it into a "Calif." car.
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This sensor is for cars built for Calif. emissions. You may have a "Calif." car though it hasn't been within 2,000 miles of the place. My 2001 Camry takes this "Calif." version though it was bought in Georgia so check the emissions tag on the underside of the hood for whether it says it meets "US" or "US AND Calif." emissions. In 2001 the US standards just required an oxygen sensor, the Calif. one required the air/fuel ratio sensor ($$$). Mine says US and Calif. Luckily the connectors are different so I couldn't plug in the "US" one I bought first. You'll make a really big mistake if you get the Universal fit version of the "US only" sensor and unwittingly splice it into a "Calif." car. This sensor is for cars built for Calif. emissions. You may have a "Calif." car though it hasn't been within 2,000 miles of the place. My 2001 Camry takes this "Calif." version though it was bought in Georgia so check the emissions tag on the underside of the hood for whether it says it meets "US" or "US AND Calif." emissions. In 2001 the US standards just required an oxygen sensor, the Calif. one required the air/fuel ratio sensor ($$$). Mine says US and Calif. Luckily the connectors are different so I couldn't plug in the "US" one I bought... » Read More This sensor is for cars built for Calif. emissions. You may have a "Calif." car though it hasn't been within 2,000 miles of the place. My 2001 Camry takes this "Calif." version though it was bought in Georgia so check the emissions tag on the underside of the hood for whether it says it meets "US" or "US AND Calif." emissions. In 2001 the US standards just required an oxygen sensor, the Calif. one required the air/fuel ratio sensor ($$$). Mine says US and Calif. Luckily the connectors are different so I couldn't plug in the "US" one I bought first. You'll make a really big mistake if you get the Universal fit version of the "US only" sensor and unwittingly splice it into a "Calif." car. « Show Less
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This is an air fuel ratio sensor. It is only for California emissions. You can not mix the two. Try Denso 234-4626 Oxygen Sensor if it is for a Camry 4cly.
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2000 Ford f150 5.4L regular gas This part number 15717 is specified for the downstream; bank 1&2, sensor 2 in both cases. Part number 15716 is for the upstream sensors(sensor 1), either bank. These are original spec, exact fit, california approved O2 sensors. They do an excellent job. The downstream sensors can be replaced with a standard box or open end wrench. (I forget the size, 7/8 I think) very easy, takes all of 5 mins each. The upstream are in a much tighter space, especially the passenger side. Passenger side btw is the number 1 bank. Driver side is the number 2 bank. I highly recommend you get the short offset O2 sensor socket wrench. Powerbuilt 648691 Oxygen Sensor Offset Puller or something like it.
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Hello, No, this is a 49-state approved catalyst and is illegal for use in California. Thanks, DotComParts, Inc.
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Simply put California has a stricter NOx emissions than any other state, this product will only do so much to remove smog from ur exhaust, they do not want to be liable for this state unfortunately. Same reason that most after market cats are not allowed there either, they just won't do good enough jobs getting rid of the nitrogen and other contaminants in the air.
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Greetings, This item is not a CARB legal header. You will automatically fail the smog check upon visual inspection because many states do not allow anything to be modified on the vehicle for emissions testing. Most people who run headers/exhausts on their daily drivers swap them out just for the emissions testing, and reinstall the parts after they finish.
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I am not sure, i live in Florida and we don not have those restrictions here. I think its normally based on exhausts, intakes are primarily for "fuel economy". I would look into the mfg specs
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Yes, it is legal in California, you just need to reference the manufacturer's California Converter catalog to see which vehicles that this will fit. The CARB Compliant means it meets the California Air Resources Control Board requirements. It is a Universal and it will have to be welded on.
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Yes, it fits the front O2/fuel sensor on my Toyota Tacoma, it is an exact replacement for California.
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It's an a/f sensor. It is new, and I have used these before, and they work good. You have to check your car to see if it is California or Federal emissions. It makes a difference.
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Yes it is different. Front is wide band and is known as air fuel sensor. California configured auto is different fron national cars. I do believe the rear is sensor is for all states. Check the connection fitting closely. If connector is designed to only engage if it is correct. I was dealing with 98 rav4 national car.
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This item is in the magnaflow 49 state catalog so you should be fine as long as you vehicle is not registered in California, to be 100% certain it's always best to call and check with the manufacturer in this case Magnaflow :)
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Yes, CARB is only to do with emissions. This doesn't have a CARB sticker because it doesn't have to.
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Check closely at the quick connection for fuel air sensor that is the most forward one. The California unit locked the same but the connector profile is different than the federal unit. They are not interchangeable. Even if u modify connector ti fit it will not work on California autos. 9007 is for cal. Joe
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it should but i could not get it to pass that emissions test because it does not meet the ca. emissions EPA, standard so i sent it back and believe me that was a nightmare. For me it was better 4 me to spend the extra money and not deal with the hassel. Good luck
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I would believe that this product would be CARB compliant because it is just a coolant filtration system. It should not have a lot to do with emissions.
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Hi David As per GReddy part # 10117302 is from the cat back and therefore does not need a CARB sticker. It is legal for California. Truckcustomizers.com 800-497-1780
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Hi David, your good to go. It's not Cali exempt. I would recommend getting the unchip or some kind of tune to calibrate the air sensor. The computer is going to keep reading the stock air flow no matter if you have the Afe intake installed. Something they don't tell you before buying the aftermarket air intake or exhaust systems.