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Old 06-25-2008, 01:24 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Oxygen Sensor

hay guys i recently purchased an oxygen sensor for my 91 california esv supra( was told faulty o2 sensor simulates an exhaust leak- also geting mixture continusly lean diagnostic code ) and was looking for tips on installing the part

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Old 06-25-2008, 07:49 AM   #2 (permalink)
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why would you remove seats for an O2 sensor...
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The oxygen sensors are on the exhaust. On non turbos you can see it from the engine bay, turbos they might have 2 probably under side also. I have not really looked but the non turbos might have 2 also. But no matter what they will be on the exhaust on almost any car. Someone probably was confused about a fuel pump, on many cars like eclipse, and Hondas you do have to remove the back seat, and carpet to get to the fuel pump, they just miss understood the question probably.
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another question my smart supra people ! which sensor is most likely causing the check engine light - code 25 mixture continuosly lean? ( the exhaust is sputtering when i hit accelerator) any help would be much appreciated ---- im installing the down flow sensor hoping it gets that dam light to go off if not im gonna put some tape over it-- tired of seeing it ....lol-- code 25 also fuel injectors ECU and some more stuff but yea ill with the sputtering exhaust ...... <<<<wishing i did more than auto 1 in high school thanx agian for any help guys sry for my nubishness

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Old 06-25-2008, 07:19 PM   #6 (permalink)
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why would you remove seats for an O2 sensor...

yea im auto ignorant my bad got the repair manual downloaded today lets see if i can put it to use !!

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