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Camry 2.4L (PZEV)

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The Toyota-HCAC (Hydrocarbon Absorptive Catalyst) system has been adopted in the rear TWC. See Fig 1.

The Toyota HCAC (Hydrocarbon Adsorptive Catalyst) system has been adopted in the rear TWC. In this TWC, the bottom layer, closest to the ceramic, is coated with HC adsorbent, and the layer above is coated with a three-way catalyst. When the TWC is not activated immediately, as when a cold engine is started, the HC adsorbent layer temporarily adsorbs the discharged HC. As the TWC becomes activated, it gradually purifies the stored HC.

Fig 1: HCAC System (Camry 2.4L PZEV)
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