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Yeah that’ll be a replace of at least the cat now unfortunately.
If there was a stub you can re-clamp to it and check for leaks. If there isn’t one you’re good to go until it falls off again.
I was completely wrong when I looked yesterday. I don’t think it s as bad.
You can probably weld or jerry rig this together with clamps in a pinch, but you should probably replace. Unfortunate it looks like Toyota designed it to be one pipe - sometimes these are separate pieces that are cheaper and easier to replace.
A piece of stainless steel or aluminum duct and a few hose clamps will hold this together long enough for you to forget that you rigged it when it breaks again and you actually have to replace something.