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I changed the oxygen sensor bank 1 #2 and did not work so take it back out and it black again what given the problem now still getting p0037 code what to check for
VERY helpful. Your engine code will tell you if it’s exhaust vs intake side, for example: I have P0025, which is an “exhaust camshaft for bank 2” so I need to replace the VVT sensor on the very front side of the engine block as you’re looking down into the engine compartment.
I am looking for an easier way myself. Apparently on the Sienna you can access it (difficulty) from the underside of the vehicle (but it is tight) Im trying to see if that would work on a Highlander but I think the transfer case on that car would be in the way (they have the same engine) Try from underneath if you need to do yours because you would likely need to remove more than the intake manifold (theres more than a few brackets behind it, wiring harness and likely any wires in front of the intake manifold as well, like the spark plug coils, and most of the wires shown in this video because you would need to crawl on top of the engine to get to it) it sits right above the cat so low and behind bank 1 next to the firewall Good luck, let me know if it works out
Find the bank with the coil/spark plug closest to the front of the engine. (Front being where the drive belts and pulleys are.) Bank 1 has cylinder one in it. Cylinder one is farthest forward.
Thank you for this wonderful and useful video My question is, is the mark on the crankshaft in the crank cup on 0 or on 10? Please reply if you are so kind. My engine is 2gr-fe v6
Hi I have 2011 Sienna V6. It was throwing P0138 code every other day after I cleared it. It is said that its Bank 1 Sensor 2, should I replace the oxygen sensor located after the catalytic connverter and is it exactly located in the passenger side? Thanks in advance.
Hello sir, had a miss fire on my 2008 Toyota sienna, cylinder 1-4-6 so I replace all the spark plugs, connectors and coil, done put everything back, double check everything looks good but the car will only crank but no start, before the obd2 port was working now the scanner turn on but no communication with the computer. Do you know what that may be? thank you.
Same here but with 2009 and my ofb2 is still working. I got a p0340 code but no videos or forums explaining where it's located. Did you get it fixed and can you please steer me in the right direction. Thanks s bunch
Hi there, great you sharing your knowledge about cars. I would like to ask. my 2010 lexus rx 350 with 2GR-FE engine threw up the code P0430. bank 2 performing below threshold. it doesn't say sensor 1 or 2, so where do i find both sensors, i believe it is downstream
Hi guys, I apologize for my question being unrelated, I just wanted to ask, I recently purchased a used 2011 Yoyota S ienna, my complaint is that, when I make a left turn (only on left turn) a door icon ( Not flashing) and a flashing yellow triangle display on my dash, when I straighten my Sienna out the icons are NOT displayed any longer, what might be the issue? All doors are fully locked and the fuel cap is fully seated..I checked the fuses and they are ok...
Thanks for sharing your video it was very helpful to me. I have RX350 2010 same engine with Sienna and I have mild oil leak like moist very little oil coming from Variable Camshaft Timing Solenoid, I don't have any error in the dashboard. My question do I need to clean them or maybe change o ring?
Hi, Question… I’m trying to order an “Air Fuel Ratio Sensor” for the bank 2 Sensor 1. But the denso website lists them as “left” and “right”. Which is which? Is back 1 considered the “right” side? 🤷♂️
Hi i have a 2011 toyota sienna le and I have a code P2198 I remplaza the oxygen sensor but still have the same code I check the cable the harness and looks good so I don't know what can cause this problem
Hey guys I need help. I’m getting the code that my bank one sensor one is bad but finding it difficult to find which is which. Can you guys help? It is the same model 2011 Sienna xle 3.5 engine v6
Thanks for the videos! I looked through the playlists - can you tell me where I can find a video on oxygen sensor 1 bank 1? I believe it is between the engine and the firewall above the CAT on the exhaust but I am having a hard time finding videos talking about replacing it. (This would be for a Toyota Highlander which has the same engine as your Sienna, I think the only difference is the highlander has a transfer case under the car) Thanks again for the videos! They have been a great help on this engine
@@georgebaker666 Thank you! Is there an easy way to get to it? My understanding on a non AWD version is that you can get it from the underneath but on the AWD the transfer case gets in the way - is the best bet to just reach around and up the transfer case to get to the sensor or would it be easier tearing off the intake etc. to get to it from the top down? Thank you for the videos!
@@MrStuffdude This is 5 months late but it may help someone. Easiest way is to remove the windshield wipers, wipers motor, cowl,then reach back and down. When I did my spark plugs the sensor was right there eady to access. I didn't remove the intake.
@@abiodunjamiu1254 check radiator cap. make sure fans are running, make sure theres no air in the system, and replace thermostat. also make sure it doent have a blown head gasket. boom problem solvedd
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it should be a simple explanation, don't complicate by talking about everything else other than bank 1 and bank 2 located.
It took so long to see your red pen point to bank 2 or bank 1 at 2:15
I changed the oxygen sensor bank 1 #2 and did not work so take it back out and it black again what given the problem now still getting p0037 code what to check for
VERY helpful. Your engine code will tell you if it’s exhaust vs intake side, for example: I have P0025, which is an “exhaust camshaft for bank 2” so I need to replace the VVT sensor on the very front side of the engine block as you’re looking down into the engine compartment.
Excellent explanation! Great for my 2012 Rav4 V6.
Thank you for pointing the A and B sensors.
Thank you so much I learn all I wanted to know appreciated
Thanks for this! I have the Bank 2 code and it's been difficult to find position info on this for the Sienna.
Auto Repair Guys Thank you for this video. It totally saved us $$$$ when this sensor went out on a long trip. Keep up the great work!
Thank you my friend
Great videos. It looks like to get to the solenoids or sensors on bank 1 you have to remove the intake manifold. Is there an easier way?
I am looking for an easier way myself. Apparently on the Sienna you can access it (difficulty) from the underside of the vehicle (but it is tight) Im trying to see if that would work on a Highlander but I think the transfer case on that car would be in the way (they have the same engine)
Try from underneath if you need to do yours because you would likely need to remove more than the intake manifold (theres more than a few brackets behind it, wiring harness and likely any wires in front of the intake manifold as well, like the spark plug coils, and most of the wires shown in this video because you would need to crawl on top of the engine to get to it) it sits right above the cat so low and behind bank 1 next to the firewall
Good luck, let me know if it works out
I love this video
Thank you great information 👍
Find the bank with the coil/spark plug closest to the front of the engine. (Front being where the drive belts and pulleys are.) Bank 1 has cylinder one in it. Cylinder one is farthest forward.
can you do a video to replace BOTH the 2012 sienna vvt solenoids, left and right, or bank 1 and bank 2 ??
Thank you for this wonderful and useful video
My question is, is the mark on the crankshaft in the crank cup on 0 or on 10? Please reply if you are so kind. My engine is 2gr-fe v6
Talk about everything but the location of the banks. Skip to 2:15 on video to finally hear location of the banks.
Thanks guys very helpful
Front Bank2, Back - Bank 1.
Thanks for the explanation. Good info!
hei..thank you for the video. i cant locate the camshaft position sensors on my Lexus RX300 1998, V6 ENGINE
I have 2016 highlander that is throwing this code mong few other is this the same engine
thank you for this information!!!
Can you help me to find location camshaft position sensor b 2014 4runner
Hi I have 2011 Sienna V6. It was throwing P0138 code every other day after I cleared it. It is said that its Bank 1 Sensor 2, should I replace the oxygen sensor located after the catalytic connverter and is it exactly located in the passenger side? Thanks in advance.
شكراً على المعلومات احتاج اعرف حساس b اين يقع 🌺🌺🌺🌺🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦
الكود هو p0393
Bank 2 mi car v8 toyota 5.7
Too many words instead of getting straight to the point
Hello sir, had a miss fire on my 2008 Toyota sienna, cylinder 1-4-6 so I replace all the spark plugs, connectors and coil, done put everything back, double check everything looks good but the car will only crank but no start, before the obd2 port was working now the scanner turn on but no communication with the computer. Do you know what that may be? thank you.
Same here but with 2009 and my ofb2 is still working. I got a p0340 code but no videos or forums explaining where it's located. Did you get it fixed and can you please steer me in the right direction. Thanks s bunch
Hi would like to know how I can locate my engine number on a 2004 Toyota sienna
Thank you. I’m replacing an O2 sensor. Dropped a like and a subscription. Thanks guys.
Is it the same for all v6 toyotas? I have a code p0430 on a 2004 camry 3.0 v6. Where is bank 2 located?
Hi there, great you sharing your knowledge about cars. I would like to ask. my 2010 lexus rx 350 with 2GR-FE engine threw up the code P0430. bank 2 performing below threshold. it doesn't say sensor 1 or 2, so where do i find both sensors, i believe it is downstream
I'm very much confused, the "head" is not the camshaft? I thought those things he pointed to were called solenoids
Hi guys, I apologize for my question being unrelated, I just wanted to ask, I recently purchased a used 2011 Yoyota S ienna, my complaint is that, when I make a left turn (only on left turn) a door icon ( Not flashing) and a flashing yellow triangle display on my dash, when I straighten my Sienna out the icons are NOT displayed any longer, what might be the issue?
All doors are fully locked and the fuel cap is fully seated..I checked the fuses and they are ok...
Thanks for sharing your video it was very helpful to me. I have RX350 2010 same engine with Sienna and I have mild oil leak like moist very little oil coming from Variable Camshaft Timing Solenoid, I don't have any error in the dashboard. My question do I need to clean them or maybe change o ring?
Comment ont fait le schéma du courouha de cette véhicule sihainna
P0335 toyota venza 2011 2.7 we replasement the sensor but we have to code
How many intake camshaft bank 1 does the sienna have
Hi, Question…
I’m trying to order an “Air Fuel Ratio Sensor” for the bank 2 Sensor 1. But the denso website lists them as “left” and “right”. Which is which?
Is back 1 considered the “right” side? 🤷♂️
I have 2007 Toyota sienna, code show me B Bank 1 camshaft ,please anybody know where is the location for it
Exhaust camshaft of the back
pls where is the camshaft position A bank 2 located on Sienna 2004?
lambda oxygen sensor, if we add the sensor, will you turn off the engine lamp and the anti-slip
I suffer from this diagnosis
Hi i have a 2011 toyota sienna le and I have a code P2198 I remplaza the oxygen sensor but still have the same code I check the cable the harness and looks good so I don't know what can cause this problem
2011 toyota hit aceleración i have p0121 and p0158
The 2017 to 2018 version has a different engine. Even though it's a 3.5 V6 it's not the same as the 2011 to 2016 versions.
Witch timing variable valve is A bank 1and witch one is B? I have code p0014 camshaft position B bank 2 so witch valve is B valve?
It’s the one closest to the dipstick
Noticed crack on valve cover
This engine must be 2GR-FE 3.5L v6.
SOO which ones bank 1?
The back
Hey guys I need help. I’m getting the code that my bank one sensor one is bad but finding it difficult to find which is which. Can you guys help? It is the same model 2011 Sienna xle 3.5 engine v6
This video only needs to be 5 seconds long….front is bank 2
Thanks for the videos! I looked through the playlists - can you tell me where I can find a video on oxygen sensor 1 bank 1? I believe it is between the engine and the firewall above the CAT on the exhaust but I am having a hard time finding videos talking about replacing it. (This would be for a Toyota Highlander which has the same engine as your Sienna, I think the only difference is the highlander has a transfer case under the car) Thanks again for the videos! They have been a great help on this engine
Bank 2 front of car bank 1 back side of engine
So that of would be in back of engine maybe right off the exhaudt
@@georgebaker666 Thank you! Is there an easy way to get to it? My understanding on a non AWD version is that you can get it from the underneath but on the AWD the transfer case gets in the way - is the best bet to just reach around and up the transfer case to get to the sensor or would it be easier tearing off the intake etc. to get to it from the top down? Thank you for the videos!
@@MrStuffdude This is 5 months late but it may help someone. Easiest way is to remove the windshield wipers, wipers motor, cowl,then reach back and down. When I did my spark plugs the sensor was right there eady to access. I didn't remove the intake.
@@ahmadghosheh3104 Awesome, thanks for that info!
Hello bro
Hi i have a 2011 toyota sienna le and I have this code P2198
I’m getting p0365 08 Avalon how to I access bank 1 b cam sensor ?
Have you got the answer to this
i have same code sensor B bank1 but i don't know witch one is sensor b
this could have take 2 second to say
Cylinder/bank 1 will always B the piston or sparkplug closes to the front of the motor...
It's a No brained....
i have this code P0012 2011 sienna v6
My Toyota Sienna it’s over heating n the mecanic can not find the problen
Pls sir I need you heip sir
@@abiodunjamiu1254 check radiator cap. make sure fans are running, make sure theres no air in the system, and replace thermostat. also make sure it doent have a blown head gasket. boom problem solvedd
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Get to the point. First minute of video. Bank one is towards the back Bank 2 towards the front