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This is a discussion thread titled "Removing Resonators", within the 1Gen-Tundra forum, part of the Truck Forums category.
See if I'm not seeing this correctly. It may be different on the V6 than what you are describing.
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That doesn't look like the resonator I could be wrong never looked under v6.Look under the truck just behind the y-pipe a few few in front of main muffler there should be a little muffler looking thing that the resonator.
See if I'm not seeing this correctly. It may be different on the V6 than what you are describing.
Du'oh my bad, I thought you had a V8! The 4.0 V6 is laid out differently than the V8. It's been a while since I saw a V6 but if I remember correctly, the parts shown in the attached thumbnail are catalytic convertors. The V6 uses 2 small cats atached to the exhaust manifolds and 1 large cat after the Y-pipe. The rest of the exhaust may be different downstream too! the V6 model may not include a resonator, just a muffler. You'll have to look under your truck to know for sure. If there is a resonator, it still sould be mounted in the exhaust ahead of the main muffler.
Du'oh my bad, I thought you had a V8! The 4.0 V6 is laid out differently than the V8. It's been a while since I saw a V6 but if I remember correctly, the parts shown in the attached thumbnail are catalytic convertors. The V6 uses 2 small cats atached to the exhaust manifolds and 1 large cat after the Y-pipe. The rest of the exhaust may be different downstream too! the V6 model may not include a resonator, just a muffler. You'll have to look under your truck to know for sure. If there is a resonator, it still sould be mounted in the exhaust ahead of the main muffler.
That makes since. So I have four cats total? Cuz that picture duplicates on each side of the engine. manifold, little cat that looks like a little muffler then the cat that has a shroud around it then the y pipe.
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I'm not a pilot, but I did stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night!
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pg 10 and 11 should help, have ya found the resenators yet?
Thanks Hog!
"I don't even know where the oil filter lies, but I'll tell you to fix it faster..." Dos Gringos
Not the first time a maintainer has been right.
Peace,
The Chaplain
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Re: Removing Resonators
Du'oh my bad, I thought you had a V8! The 4.0 V6 is laid out differently than the V8. It's been a while since I saw a V6 but if I remember correctly, the parts shown in the attached thumbnail are catalytic convertors. The V6 uses 2 small cats atached to the exhaust manifolds and 1 large cat after the Y-pipe. The rest of the exhaust may be different downstream too! the V6 model may not include a resonator, just a muffler. You'll have to look under your truck to know for sure. If there is a resonator, it still sould be mounted in the exhaust ahead of the main muffler.
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