2.7ltr Exhaust Donuts
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2.7ltr Exhaust Donuts
My 98 Taco 2.7ltr 4X4 5spd seems to want to eat the exhaust donut in front of the catilyitc converter. Would it be reasonable to think the cat is plugged? It has about 140K on it and gets around 18MPG with 31" BFG AT/TAs. I get no CE lights.
It does seem pretty gutless compared to my 3.4...
TIA
It does seem pretty gutless compared to my 3.4...
TIA
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Originally Posted by kevin444
If all seems to fail why dont u just weld the downpipe from the stock headers to the cat. Thats now the 4runners with the 2.7 are.
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Maybe I should, I plan on putting it up for sale anyways as I can't have more then two trucks per wifes orders. I am eyeing a 2000 V6 5spd Taco that has been for sale for about 6mths. Not sure why it hasn't sold except maybe price. May have to go make a low ball offer and see if I can steal another one.
If its a v6 by all means go for it. But if you do plan on doing the weld i suggest getting some lc headers just so you get the best benefit out of the 4 banger.
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Originally Posted by kevin444
If its a v6 by all means go for it. But if you do plan on doing the weld i suggest getting some lc headers just so you get the best benefit out of the 4 banger.
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Originally Posted by TacomaTRD
My 98 Taco 2.7ltr 4X4 5spd seems to want to eat the exhaust donut in front of the catilyitc converter. Would it be reasonable to think the cat is plugged? It has about 140K on it and gets around 18MPG with 31" BFG AT/TAs. I get no CE lights.
It does seem pretty gutless compared to my 3.4...
TIA
It does seem pretty gutless compared to my 3.4...
TIA
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Originally Posted by superjoe83
check all of the exhaust hangers and motor mounts for excessive movement, that could cause it to work loose
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