My 2000 Sport Edition 4Runner got the engine light. Toyota diagnosed it as bad cat converters and wants $2700 to install new ones (I live in CA). My objective is to use aftermarket, but there is a speed bump:
I've read on other forums that the 2000 model registered for smog approval late in CA and hence the after-market guys didn't produce one for the 2000 model? Also, I read that the 2000 Toyota Tundra aftermarket parts with the CA smog cert will fit perfectly fine? If I use the Tundra part, it will pass smog right? It's not like they look at the part numbers etc right? I need to confirm all of these things before going forward with the 2000 Tundra cat converters.
If I can use the Tundra parts, how much am I looking at for parts and labor?
Please advise.
Thanks
I've read on other forums that the 2000 model registered for smog approval late in CA and hence the after-market guys didn't produce one for the 2000 model? Also, I read that the 2000 Toyota Tundra aftermarket parts with the CA smog cert will fit perfectly fine? If I use the Tundra part, it will pass smog right? It's not like they look at the part numbers etc right? I need to confirm all of these things before going forward with the 2000 Tundra cat converters.
If I can use the Tundra parts, how much am I looking at for parts and labor?
Please advise.
Thanks