[Randle]

Hi...I need to select the correct o2 sensor for my California emission Camry. Please help

 

[sdspeed]

Which engine?

 

[Randle]

Which engine?

2.4 L 4-cylinder

 

[sdspeed]

Should be it but double check.
This is the A/F O2 sensor OEM p/n so you can shop. 89467-33080
Highly recommend using Denso since Toyota's don't play well with other brands.

 

[ToyotaFan95341]

Automatic Transmission or Manual?

Made in Japan or USA?

 

[ToyotaFan95341]

Somebody correct me if I am wrong, but, I don't think the Air-Fuel ratio sensor has anything to do with emissions. It shouldn't matter if the Air-Fuel ratio sensor is "California compliant" or not. Any Air-Fuel ratio sensor that fits this particular vehicle should work just fine, as long as it's a DENSO.

My 2010 Toyota Camry XLE is also the "California version." About 6 months ago, I replaced both my AF Ratio Sensor and O2 sensor with the cheapest Denso sensors I could find that fit my vehicle and I have had absolutely no issues to report. Car runs fine and have gotten zero codes since.

 

[sdspeed]

Correct.
Rock Auto has a inexpensive Denso that will fit.

 

[Sienolara]

Maybe things changed by '10, but my '00 Sienna definitely has different A/F sensors. There are two different numbers listed for each upstream position on TOYODIY. One for Cali, the other for federal. They look identical on the outside, but the actual connector plug is slightly different. Federal are considerably cheaper than Cali spec. Care to guess which ones I bought first, before I looked at the emission sticker under the hood and compared plugs? Yeah...

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[ToyotaFan95341]

Maybe things changed by '10, but my '00 Sienna definitely has different A/F sensors. There are two different numbers listed for each upstream position on TOYODIY. One for Cali, the other for federal. They look identical on the outside, but the actual connector plug is slightly different. Federal are considerably cheaper than Cali spec. Care to guess which ones I bought first, before I looked at the emission sticker under the hood and compared plugs? Yeah...

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I guess I’m lucky I don’t live in California. We don’t do emissions in my part of the country.

 

[Sienolara]

I guess I’m lucky I don’t live in California. We don’t do emissions in my part of the country.

I don't live in Cali, either. I'm on the east coast, about as far from Cali as possible. That's why I ordered the federal spec sensors.

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[nsticka2022]

call dealer parts dept and get part number then look online for best price. I just bought downstream Bank 1, sensor 2 from Amazon, denso brand for less than $60. local auto parts stores were close to $100 or over.

 

[sdspeed]

Be very suspect of even Denso labeled parts from Amazon. The number of counterfeit parts members are getting is really getting absurd. From Ebay as well.

 

[nsticka2022]

Be very suspect of even Denso labeled parts from Amazon. The number of counterfeit parts members are getting is really getting absurd. From Ebay as well.

yes I have heard that. I compared the new and old and they looked identical. I still have old one just in case and no issues so far and mpg is better.