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Old 11-30-2009, 09:39 PM
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I almost ordered a Magnaflow 23959 because that is what every publication I've found said my truck calls for.

The problem is, when I was under my truck changing the oil tonight I took a look at it. I only have 1 cat, and 2 o2 sensors. Everything lists 3cats and 4 o2 sensors for my truck. Does anyone know where I can get the right part number for my application?
 
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Just get a high flow cat there like 80 bucks.
 
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If I was home and had my welder and everything, I probably would. I'm stationd in NJ right now and kinda need something I can "bolt" in place, I'm limited on tools.
 
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So? get a sawzaw cut it off and find some exhaust bolts from pepboy.
 
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Why do you want to remove your cat? Everything I've read about the units used on 3rd gens say that they are already very nonrestrictive, replacing them with another hi-flow unit won't supposedly net you anything.
 
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That's correct. The stock ones flow just fine.
 
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If you put on high flows you might throw a code. When I installed my LT's with the high flows I got a code and had to do the non-fouler trick.
 
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Wow, this came back from no-where. That was for my '02 5.9, not my '06. Anyway, I replaced the cat because it was getting plugged up. That truck is gone now so I guess it doesn't matter anyway. Thanks for the opinions guys.
 



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