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Sailor65x1

(554 posts)

1. What is the actual code?

Reply to redwitch (Original post)

Wed Jan 3, 2018, 11:46 AM

Jan 2018

The number I mean. Probably starts with "P."

Most catalytic codes are the result of a disparity between the upstream and downstream O2 sensors (Which Is often caused by a sensor and not the cat). If you can get the code from the scanner, it will help.

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Catalytic converters code light in my 2007 Camry. [View all] redwitch Jan 2018 OP

What is the actual code? Sailor65x1 Jan 2018 #1

Oxygen Sensors (O2) liberal N proud Jan 2018 #2

I agree with the other posters quickesst Jan 2018 #3

Son has a code scanner. redwitch Jan 2018 #4

Ok, do you have the V6 then? Sailor65x1 Jan 2018 #5

No idea! I will have to go out to car to look. redwitch Jan 2018 #6

Yes, take a look Sailor65x1 Jan 2018 #7

Thanks for your input, much appreciated! redwitch Jan 2018 #8

You're very welcome Sailor65x1 Jan 2018 #9

Hey whatd ya know, were neighbors! redwitch Jan 2018 #10

And thanks for the offer. redwitch Jan 2018 #11

Okay, so how many miles do I have to drive with the check engine light off... redwitch Jan 2018 #12

There isn't a fixed number of miles, Sailor65x1 Jan 2018 #13

Thank you! redwitch Jan 2018 #14

That's great news! You're welcome! Sailor65x1 Jan 2018 #15

That sounds good to me. redwitch Jan 2018 #16