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OEM Scion Exhaust Manifold
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11 Exhaust Manifolds found
Product Specifications- Other Name: Converter Sub-Assembly; Manifold Converter; Manifold; Converter Sub-Assembly, Exhaust Manifold
- Manufacturer Note: (L),*212
- Replaces: 25051-36010
Scion Exhaust Manifold
Part Number: 17141-0T040$244.64 MSRP: $349.29You Save: $104.65 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Manifold, Exhaust
- Manufacturer Note: (L)
- Replaces: 17141-37050, 17141-37051
Scion Exhaust Manifold
Part Number: 25051-28340$682.58 MSRP: $850.73You Save: $168.15 (20%)Ships in 1 Business DayProduct Specifications- Other Name: Converter Sub-Assembly; Catalytic Converter with Integrated Exhaust Manifold; Manifold Converter; Converter Sub-Assembly, Exhaust Manifold
- Replaces: 25051-28360
Scion Exhaust Manifold
Part Number: 25051-28430$826.72 MSRP: $1030.38You Save: $203.66 (20%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Converter Sub-Assembly; Catalytic Converter with Integrated Exhaust Manifold; Manifold Converter; Manifold
- Replaces: 25051-28220
Scion Exhaust Manifold
Part Number: 17141-0T200$192.68 MSRP: $275.10You Save: $82.42 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Manifold, Exhaust
- Manufacturer Note: (L)
- Replaces: 17141-37230, 17141-0T080
Scion Exhaust Manifold
Part Number: 25051-47080$388.27 MSRP: $483.92You Save: $95.65 (20%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Converter Sub-Assembly; Manifold; Converter Sub-Assembly, Exhaust Manifold
Scion Exhaust Manifold
Part Number: 25051-36180$337.95 MSRP: $410.37You Save: $72.42 (18%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Converter Sub-Assembly; Manifold Converter; Manifold; Converter Sub-Assembly, Exhaust Manifold
Scion Catalytic Converter
Part Number: 25051-WB001$1639.13 MSRP: $2042.92You Save: $403.79 (20%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Converter Sub-Assembly; Catalytic Converter with Integrated Exhaust Manifold; Exhaust Manifold; Manifold W/Converter; Converter Sub-Assembly, Exhaust Manifold
Scion Exhaust Manifold
Part Number: 25051-28350$585.42 MSRP: $729.64You Save: $144.22 (20%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Converter Sub-Assembly; Catalytic Converter with Integrated Exhaust Manifold; Manifold Converter; Manifold; Converter Sub-Assembly, Exhaust Manifold
Scion Exhaust Manifold, Front
Part Number: SU003-01134$594.24 MSRP: $809.90You Save: $215.66 (27%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Pipe Complete-Exhaust, Front; Catalytic Converter, Front; Preconverter; Manifold, Exhaust; Catalytic Converter
- Position: Front
Scion Exhaust Manifold
Part Number: 17141-21060$202.93 MSRP: $289.74You Save: $86.81 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Manifold, Exhaust; Manifold
Scion Exhaust Manifold
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The Scion Exhaust Manifold directs applied gas quickly, liberates horsepower, and maintains engine temperatures. Scion shook the car scene by selling mini-vehicles that are customizable and have no-haggle stickers and vibrant paint. Scion also targeted first-time buyers through its playful virtual city by initially courting them on the internet and then securing loyalty through numbered Release Series drops. Scion was a sort of Toyota sandbox, testing out new concepts before they were introduced into the larger range of models. Scion might be gone in 2016, but its rebel spirit is still reverberating in the compact performance market today. Customers adored the single trim concept, which avoided the swollen option list and maintained prices at the dead simple level. Luminous interiors, pounding stereos, and dime-turn agility made everyday road journeys into high-speed fun hits. The Exhaust Manifold is connected to the cylinder head, combines pulses of all four pipes, and fires them at the catalytic converter before the speed can be robbed by backpressure. The Exhaust Manifold is made rigid with cast iron or stainless steel due to the turbo-hot blasts and vibration throughout. The Exhaust Manifold is well sealed to prevent reversion, and therefore oxygen does not get into the chambers, and the combustion remains clean. Replacement of a broken stock unit by a tuned Exhaust Manifold increases throttle response and reduces emissions.
Scion Exhaust Manifold Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to remove the exhaust manifold on Scion xD?A:The Air Fuel Ratio Sensor must be uninstalled as the first step when removing the 2ZR-FE engine's exhaust manifold. The first step involves removing the right-hand engine under cover before proceeding to detach the front exhaust pipe assembly. Vehicle owners should drain automatic transaxle fluid when their vehicle features an automatic transmission system while manual transmission vehicles require draining of manual transaxle oil. Start by removing the front wheel then proceed to detach the right-hand nuts located on the front axle shaft front speed sensor and tie rod end sub-assembly and front stabilizer link assembly. The technician will remove the No. 1 front lower suspension arm sub-assembly right-hand while separating the front axle assembly right-hand. Then disconnect both the drive shaft assembly right-hand. Start by removing the No. 1 exhaust manifold heat insulator through the process of discharging its 4 bolts and subsequently unfastening the manifold stay with its 3 bolts. Finish the job by unbolt the exhaust manifold while removing its 5 nuts and separate the No. 2 exhaust manifold heat insulator with three bolts.
