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Okay, so i need to get a new cat because mine is old and rattles(no its not the heat sheild), if anyone who has gotten this before could let me know if there is a hole for the o2 sensor.
Thanks Tweav
And this is the cheapest place i found the cat, but idk if its trustworthy, so if anyone has used it lemme know please.
Non-fouler trick is for the post cat O2. There is a DIY in the faq section about it. Basically, the PCM simply thinks the cat isn't doing its job properly. Some of the aftermarket 'hi-perf' cats get that 'hi-perf' tag by flowing better, because there is less restriction, but, the way they accomplish that has the drawback of not working as well as the factory unit. So long as you can pass inspection though, its all good.
so how do you know, exactly, if you need to do this or not? (btw, thank you [HeyYou], for answering all of my questions, seems like you answer just about all of them i have..
If, after you replace your cat, you start getting 'catalyst efficiency' codes, the non-fouler trick will fix that. If you don't get the codes, don't worry about it.