Oxygen Sensor Recommendation (1 Viewer)

[eric888]

Does anyone tried to change the oxygen sensor for your land cruiser? Which is your recommendation?

Thanks.

 

[Ninja Cruiser100]

Que?

 

[SkiLyft]

Denso off Amazon - same manufacture as OEM parts. Also make sure to get the special wrench too! Figured out I needed it while down there.

 

[highonpottery]

Always Denso with a Toyota. I don't know the model number, but search for it and then search for the best price

 

[ranma21]

I think OE Oxygen sensor is supplied by NTK, correct me if I am wrong.

 

[GaFJC]

Check out RobRed's TLCFAQ.com. He has all the info you need on O2 sensors.

 

[eric888]

Thanks for all suggestions

 

[eric888]

How long can the o2 sensor be last normally?

 

[ranma21]

It doesn't go bad easily. You will know when it is bad, it will throw an engine light at you!

 

[eric888]

Last week I checked with the garage. The OBD scanner shown there are total 4 o2 sensor has warning message, but the panel do not have any warning message light! What should I do now? Do I check the O2 sensor 1-by-1 using voltage meter? I found some youtube clip was showing how to check o2 sensor! or reset it by the OBD scanner? I worried it waste the fuel!

 

[SkiLyft]

I bet the bulb in your warming light is burnt out.

 

[eric888]

Thanks. But I can see the ECU light when I switch the ignition timing, it will switch off when the engine has been started.

 

[eric888]

I've checked the website - http://tlcfaq.com/main/2012/09/oxygen-sensor-o2-part-numbers-and-replacement/

The Toyota O2 sensor is $1xx and the Denso is $4X. The price is quite difference. Anyone can give me an idea how to select it?

 

[ranma21]

I've checked the website - http://tlcfaq.com/main/2012/09/oxygen-sensor-o2-part-numbers-and-replacement/

The Toyota O2 sensor is $1xx and the Denso is $4X. The price is quite difference. Anyone can give me an idea how to select it?

Denso should work just fine for you