Does the 2007 mitsubishi Eclipse GS have only a rear catalyic converter and is this the one I need
1273799
Yes this is only a rear catalytic converter, and I used it for 2004 toyota camry, not sure about 2007 mitsubishi
1100677
It should be, although when I tried to put it in mine (gts) the 2004 Mitsubishi Galant didn't accept it. I know it is compatible with the eclipses though.
1141627
Good question. I've been so busy I haven't had time to send it back. Definately get it thru Mitsubishi
2018437
i have rav4 . i had to replace all 4. note less than year later had to replace converter
2167995
I used the gasket for an ex model on my DX vehicle. If I remember correctly, the diameter of the gasket and the pipe were not a perfect match. You may need to use a grinder to create a even fit between the header, catalytic converter, and the gasket.
232978
US Carb says this kit MSK3103 will workPropane / Natural Gas Conversion Kit for Single Barrel Carburetor Make/models of Generators -World's Easiest to Install
149790
Yes, The unit is a complete carburetor , simply remove old unit and throttle linkage .Install new unit, connect gas lines and linkage, Prime pull 1-2 times and it will fire right up.** Note if rear seal gasket look worn use some permatex **Install complete time less than 5 min.
146639
Yes, but you have to buy the conversion kit for around 50 bucks that has a different fitting and plates for the burners.
464652
Our Suzuki's V6 has one on each bank of cylinders. It also has at least one other downstream, somewhere. I'm not yet sure exactly how our exhaust system is routed. I know we have two header pipes and two tailpipes, but whether or not there are one or two additional sensors in between (or catalytic converters, for that matter) is a question I'll have to answer when I find the time and energy to get these grumpy old bones beneath the thing. In any case, I'd check elsewhere for information on a particular car model, as this sensor is made to be used on an assortment of vehicles. Kind of like those Takata airbags that are leading to so many recalls, for Honda and many others. Best wishes. Our Suzuki's V6 has one on each bank of cylinders. It also has at least one other downstream, somewhere. I'm not yet sure exactly how our exhaust system is routed. I know we have two header pipes and two tailpipes, but whether or not there are one or two additional sensors in between (or catalytic converters, for that matter) is a question I'll have to answer when I find the time and energy to get these grumpy old bones beneath the thing. In any case, I'd check elsewhere for information on a particular car model, as this sensor is made to be used on an assortment of vehicles. Kind of like... » Read More Our Suzuki's V6 has one on each bank of cylinders. It also has at least one other downstream, somewhere. I'm not yet sure exactly how our exhaust system is routed. I know we have two header pipes and two tailpipes, but whether or not there are one or two additional sensors in between (or catalytic converters, for that matter) is a question I'll have to answer when I find the time and energy to get these grumpy old bones beneath the thing. In any case, I'd check elsewhere for information on a particular car model, as this sensor is made to be used on an assortment of vehicles. Kind of like those Takata airbags that are leading to so many recalls, for Honda and many others. Best wishes. « Show Less
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Yes, with some modification. Go to www.tearstone.com/3g-eclipse-fuel-pump-installAll details you need are there.
195788
The gas version of that model is the DLGX3071W. Unfortunately, it is has been discontinued and it no longer available for us.
1850475
Does the engine u have also go into a neon ?? If so it is the sme firing order for all 4 cylider engines.. it belongs in a eclipse ,but i put it in my 93 subaru wagon ..lol
864403
Yes there is. Or you can buy one already converted. They have an official distributor in the US doing tri-fuel conversions on them.
1620432
No. There is a table on Walker's website that lists the features of all their converters, and tells you the ones with O2 sensor bungs.
1990570
Most Toyotas 1996 and newer have at least two O2 sensors - one before the converter and one after it. "Downstream" refers to after the catalytic converter. "Upstream" refers to before the converter.
786657
No, there is only the one O2 sensor. It is down stream from the headers just under the right hand back passenger seat just before the Catalytic converter. This sensor is a perfect fit with the connector. there is no modifying required. has worked great for me for the last 4yrs. So I cant complain. Hoped this helped.
709850
I don't believe so. I wanted this feature ( al my old Mitsubishi ) but could not find it in the menus or owners manual.