Is the 244-017 air to fuel ratio sensor legal in California?
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2005 2004 honda civic 1.7l l4 gas sohc 1.7l l4 cng sohc 1 denso is the oe manufacturer/air fuel ratio upstream oe style ex
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It's not legal in California. They CARB is California's rule makers. So non issue if you don't live there.
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It can, K&N has some restrictions for its air filters due to CARB laws, so Amazon and some sellers just have the entire K&N product line restricted to sell to California. If you look for our offering in the area of other sellers on Amazon (MDI Performance) our listing does not have that restriction.
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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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Yes. But II live in Texas. .not familiar with California laws......recommend this product. ...
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Hello, Yes, our sensors work just fine, as long as you order for the correct year, make, model, and engine size. Thank you, Chantal
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K&N; has restrictions for its air filters doe to CARB laws. California and other states that have adopted California emission standards require an intake system to be inspected by the California Air Resources Board (CARB)
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This one is not, however, we do have Cal legal scooters. Search Amazon for "CARB Compliant Scooter" or call us at 541.622.2210.
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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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This item is not for sale in California/Non CARB compliant, CARB stands for California Air Resources Board
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I assume yes. My Tacoma had a check engine light on so I went into the cars computer to check what it was the air fuel ratio censor so I replaced it with this one. Soon after I had to smog check my truck and it passed so to answer your question yes it does cover California emissions. And I'm from California too
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Amazon.com: Denso 234-9005 Oxygen Sensor: Automotivehttp://www.amazon.com › ... › Air & Fuel Ratio... 234-9005. OEM Part Number, 36531PPAA01, 36531PNDA01 ... This sensor worked perfectly in my 2004 Honda Civic Hybrid. .... This IS the correct part for a 2004 Civic LX with a D17A1 engine.
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If your rig calls for a 13477, this IS a 13477. Also, the fitment guide says a 13477 2004 BMW 330xi (an X3). No problem. The pertinent question is whether you are after a pre or post cat sensor. Yes, the sensors before the cat are usually referred to as 'air fuel' sensors, not O2 sensors, but it's not unusual for folks to call all four sensors by the same name. The upstream (first IN line) sensors do sense oxygen, but are of a different construction/type than the downstream O2 sensors. IF you are after a 13477, this is it. I'm not sure this venue supports html..but here's a link that explains the system well: http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=654792 If your rig calls for a 13477, this IS a 13477. Also, the fitment guide says a 13477 2004 BMW 330xi (an X3). No problem. The pertinent question is whether you are after a pre or post cat sensor. Yes, the sensors before the cat are usually referred to as 'air fuel' sensors, not O2 sensors, but it's not unusual for folks to call all four sensors by the same name. The upstream (first IN line) sensors do sense oxygen, but are of a different construction/type than the downstream O2 sensors. IF you are after a 13477, this is it. I'm not sure this venue supports html..but here's a link that... » Read More If your rig calls for a 13477, this IS a 13477. Also, the fitment guide says a 13477 2004 BMW 330xi (an X3). No problem. The pertinent question is whether you are after a pre or post cat sensor. Yes, the sensors before the cat are usually referred to as 'air fuel' sensors, not O2 sensors, but it's not unusual for folks to call all four sensors by the same name. The upstream (first IN line) sensors do sense oxygen, but are of a different construction/type than the downstream O2 sensors. IF you are after a 13477, this is it. I'm not sure this venue supports html..but here's a link that explains the system well: http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=654792 « Show Less
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Different one is air/fuel ratio sensor thais the frt sensor by head between catalytic converter
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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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I show this part can be shipped to CA. It is more the intakes that arent allowed to be shipped to CA.
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it means it meets the California Air Resources Board (CARB) formaldehyde emissions standard, currently I believe those are some of strictest limits in the US