chucksu
09-05-2004, 03:52 AM
When I get my xA Im going to do a full custom exhaust. I was wondering how many O2 sensors does the xA have? I know the tC has 3, but from the pics I have seen of the under side of a xA it looks like only 1. Also I have another question.
http://www.geocities.com/chucksu_1999/CSXBce01.jpg
Is that little part I have pictured the cat on this car? Thanks option wagon for the pic. Thanks for any help & im sorry but I searched for O2 Sensor & Cat. O2 Sensor gave me nothing & Cat give me 14 answers, but I was only looking in the xA section :oops: so im sorry if this has been asked.
Back_In_Black_xA
09-05-2004, 04:46 AM
I believe it has 2. Technically the first one is an Air/Fuel Sensor and the one right after the car is an O2 sensor that is just there to make sure the cat is working right.
chucksu
09-05-2004, 04:13 PM
OK that helps, thanks. So then 1 is mounted on the header & the other by the cat. So that makes finding a cat much cheaper because at first I was looking into a cat that had 2 O2 bungs. :oops:
OK that helps, thanks. So then 1 is mounted on the header & the other by the cat. So that makes finding a cat much cheaper because at first I was looking into a cat that had 2 O2 bungs. :oops:
You really haven't seen the precisionmuffler.com manifold back system? It is made for the xA and the xB.
http://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=24425
http://www.precisionmuffler.com/0e13aac0.jpg
by the way there are two 02 Sensors on the exhaust. One before the cat and after, NOT on the manifold. :D
chucksu
09-06-2004, 03:39 AM
That does look good. The main thing is that cost. $465 :shock:. The parts Im going to use for my exhaust total $135, So I would think I could get all the pipe between for $330. Also thanks for clearing up the place of the bungs. That pic I saw only had that 1 that I could see.
Back_In_Black_xA
09-06-2004, 03:51 AM
Toyota did a dumb thing incorporating the cat into the rest of the exhaust. They should have made it like Civics are where the cat can be unbolted at it's own flanges.