Toyota Corolla - Down Stream Oxygen O2 Sensor Replacement - 1998-2002
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- Replacing the Down Stream O2 Oxygen Sensor in my 2001 Toyota Corolla. Yours will be very similar for 1998-2002 Corollas.
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Tools:
- Flat Head Screw Driver or Pry tool
- 22mm Long Wrench -
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Parts:
1 - Denso 234-4061 Oxygen Sensor or Equivalent
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This was very helpful. I followed every suggestion and got the job done quickly. What surprised me is that strange rattle went away after I did this. Thought the cat had two problems. Nope, just the sensor.
Wow saw a lot of other videos where they are removing the center console and passenger seat. Nice like the video and your approach.
Plus that other video has a guy who says "anyways" constantly and give me a headache. This video was great all the way around.
lmao so happy i kept searching videos to do this cause i was not about to remove a whole seat and center console. THANK YOU
So, uh, where is this "check your o2 sensors" link?
Thank you! In the first 30 seconds you show how quickly to do the only part I dreaded. I thought I had to remove the seat or something. How did you know sensor was bad, it sure looked it, but did it throw code?
For me it was a code p0420. Still get the test done to see what’s malfunctioning, they just hook up their reader and a quick five minute test drive and they’ll know for sure what’s malfunctioning.
@@BLUTSERV what was it?
@@Francofit it ended up being both the front and back O2 sensors, a quick replacement and it was golden.
@@BLUTSERV how did they test it? I have a p0420 code but I don't know what it is. They told me catalytic converter but all they did was plug in the computer and read the code and immediately told me that even though I already did it
@@Francofit the best choice is replace oxigen sensors first
great and I can not find the upsteam o2 sensor location, do you have experience to replace that?
hello,
its o 2 sensor 1 or o2 sensor 2?
Got lucky and saw that my old sensor pretty much snapped off and the hex nut and was hanging on by a thread. Lucky for me since i dont have a 22mm wrench!
Tore the rest off and put a socket on it😂
Wowww thx my friend
Thanks 👌
had to heat mine off