Engine code P1150 for 2000-&gt;Toyota-&gt;Camry-&gt;V6. Is 15217 right product (California emission)?
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This will NOT fit your vehicle,v6 camry 2000 has 3 O2 sensors(or more accurate air-fuel sensor). I advice you to go to Denso website and find the part under "find my part" in the front page.link : http://densoautoparts.com/oxygen-af-sensors/ oxygen-sensors 1 sensor behind radiator. 1 sensor below intake manifold(in front of firewall at passenger side). 1 sensor underneath ,at exhaust pipe in front of cat converter. my assumption from the cel code ,the one behind radiator @ exhaust manifold gone bad.
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Yes, this unit meets California standards and has the correct serial number for use in California. I have had this unit for two years now and no issue. Very good fit as well.
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My '02 4Runner was throwing the same code. Not sure of the Camry's setup but I replaced both my upstream and downstream o2 sensors since they were way over due and it cleared the code. I would definitely start with the o2's since they're a lot cheaper than a new cat and see if this fixes it.
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This is a very good question. I have not had a newer 2.5l Camry to use this on, and even the manufacturer's (CTA) website only lists up to 2010 Toyota engines. After looking at the cap on a YouTube video, and seeing it has 6 'ears' (3 on each side), I can only guess that it would fit. The best route would be to contact CTA or wait for another response on Amazon. Sorry I couldn't help.
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Hi CeceliaPart # 51206 will not fit your application. There are a couple of choices that will fit dependant on a few things. Part # 51009 will fit a 4.3L engine and is for high mileage applications or vehicles that were built with California emissions and the vehicle is no longer registered in California. If the vehicle is a 4.3L and is low mileage and was not built with California emissions and is not registered in California then part # 99009HM would be the correct part.ThanksTruckCustomizers.com
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Yes - according to Amazon's compatibility chart, it IS the correct filter for your Camry: I mate this with Mobile One 0-30W High Fuel Efficiency full synthetic oil for all my vehicles - 2004 Toyota Echo 5-door hatchback (from Canada), 2005 Scion xB, and 1994 Honda Civic Del Sol Si (Mobil 1-104 filter)... all of which have well over 100,000 miles on them.I run a 6,500 mile replacement schedule, though some contend that you could go 7,500~10,000 miles on a change, depending on use and climatic conditions.
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861155-2 Carbureted Engines. 861156-1 EFI/MPI Engines. So yes if carbureted and no if Fuel injected.
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Hi there,I recently got this kit installed on my 2002 Suzuki vitara which has the J20A Engine: 2.0L inline 4 cylinder. It installs perfectly and its been running good so far. I've done about 500 miles with the new kit.If you have the J20A engine then this should be a direct fix.Hope this helps.
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My model (1996 4runner SR5) uses the V6 engine. Using the Check Fit tool in Amazon it says it does not fit the 2.4L engine model when I tested for a couple of the automatic and one manual transmission versions. But I didn't check all of the trims. Use the Check Fit tool for your specific model to be sure.
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I can't speak for the California Emissions standards, as I'm in Connecticut. I did replace both my sensors in my 2002 Tundra SR5, 2WD, Extra cab, 4.7Lt, with this O2 sensor and passed emissions here.
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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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I checked the Beck Arnley website and they list this part for a 1995 Toyota Camry / all engine sizes.
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The following information is listed in the application guide on the item's webpage: Toyota Tacoma 2007 2.7L L4 PARTICULATE Toyota Tacoma 2007 4.0L V6 PARTICULATE Toyota Tacoma 2007, 2008 4.0L V6 Not Mfr Data - Derived from OE - Match to Original~PARTICULATE TYPE~GT~OE: 8850801010
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Hi Daniel K. If you check the Denso part catalog online at their website I find that yes indeed the 234-9010 is the correct sensor for your '01 Camry 2.2L. I don't know why Amazon says not.
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Steve: I was able (with my 2001 Camry) to just unplug it and plug the other one in. Both have the same plug and socket configuration. I used Denso's website to match their part number to my Toyota part number before buying it. If Deno's part number comes up as a match on their website - I think you'll find you don't have to splice anything . I would use a wire tie to secure the cable away from the hot exhaust metal. I tied it loosely to the radiator water hose. (that's where the old one was secured by Toyota) Good Luck.
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I am sorry if this would fit your car becuase CA has different codes and sensors due to hot weather, I would try asking any close by vendor who sells the sensors.In my case my car was a Honda accord EX model where this sensor was for Ultra low emissions ULEV and so it was a good fit
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This part does not meet legal emission laws in the states of California, Colorado, & New York. Here are 2 other options that are legal: Dorman: http://smile.amazon.com/Dorman-673-439-Exhaust-Manifold-Kit/dp/B001NYNPTU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1431516972&sr=8-1&keywords=673-439 APDTY: http://smile.amazon.com/APDTY-Catalytic-California-18160CalifSpec-18160P2EA12/dp/B00BLV2WRG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1431516894&sr=8-1&keywords=784540