Had the same issues w/ the CE light on the highway - same error codes too. Yep, it's the oxy sensors. Replaced them, cleared the codes. No more CE.
Hope this helps.
Harry
Hope this helps.
Harry
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Thanks. Any recommendation as far as if I should go with the Toyota OEM O2 or if aftermarket is just as good?
From what I've seen, these things are from $100 to $200 each.
From what I've seen, these things are from $100 to $200 each.
Use search - theres' been quite a few threads on aftermarket oxy sensors. Personally, I went w/ OEM. You can check w/ CDan for pricing.
harry
harry
def check cdan, I went to napa for some bearings 60 each, then to my local toy dealership I thought I was getting a good deal from they said 25% off,,, 75 each,, call cdan (or his helper this week) and got it for like 53$!!!! cheaper than napa, and toy quality,, DAMN I like that!
miker,
If the O2 sensors do not fix the issue like in my case, then it most likely is the fuel pressure regulator. The FPR is easy to install but a little pricey.
I know a lot of people including myself got new O2 sensors from oxygensensors.com and are direct bolt in replacements.
HTH,
Mark
If the O2 sensors do not fix the issue like in my case, then it most likely is the fuel pressure regulator. The FPR is easy to install but a little pricey.
I know a lot of people including myself got new O2 sensors from oxygensensors.com and are direct bolt in replacements.
HTH,
Mark
I got O2 sensors on my 62 for about 2 years and bought thenm from www.oxygensensors.com and had no problems. Free delivery and under 70 bucks each. If you do a search you can probably find other people who bought from them.
