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Originally Posted by magicleaf
Hi Sagangathering,
From what I know, a camry 01, non-California emission, does not use a/f ratio sensor. It has two oxygen sensors (1 front and 1 rear).
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FWIW, the Hayne Camry manual for 2001 states that the 2001 Camry was the first Camry to use a Air Fuel sensor at the manifold instead of an O2 sensor.
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The Toyota part 8946733020 you provided seems to be for an air/fuel ratio sensor. Thus, your car has California emission. It should be clear that a California emission car can be used in any state but not vice versa.
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You would think. But 2 dealers have said no, it's not a Calif emissions car. SO i'm just going to replace by exact part # and hope that the part in there now is original equipment.
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Check under your hood again. I checked mine last time and it said California even though the car was sold in VA.
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The hood sticker said it's OK for all 50 states and Calif. Which, as Venn diagram logic suggests, makes it a Calif-compatible car. But the Toyota dealers say no. I'd tend to go with the VIN #, and it's coming up as an "all 50 states emission" car. Whatever that means.
ToyoDIY checked my VIN # and said it has a checksum error. WTF?
You can get an a/f sensor (Toyota part 8946733020) for $140 (including shipping) from ebay for your car. Good luck.[/quote]