$100? is that for the sensor or the tool?Pretty much mirror location of Bank 2 sensor 1 shown in post 6. Pretty easy to change out with o2 socket (looks like crows foot with a flare nut opening)
Think they are a little over $100 at the dealer.
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$100? is that for the sensor or the tool?Pretty much mirror location of Bank 2 sensor 1 shown in post 6. Pretty easy to change out with o2 socket (looks like crows foot with a flare nut opening)
Think they are a little over $100 at the dealer.
FYI, I picked up a pair of DENSOs from ebay for $120 shipped. They worked fine. Replacement was veryb easy. Maybe a 45 minute job including R&R of skidplate.
I'm hoping my mileage / economy will improve. Years ago, I could eak out 300+ miles on a tank. Lately it has been closer to 250.
We'll see.
Doug
Well, I appreciate the info. I just did a major service: Timing belt, all seals, water pump, plugs, O2 sensors, fluids in diffs. I also cleaned the MAF and TB.Doug,
I have the same "set-up" as you and you should fairly easily get 350+ miles on tank, sometimes even over 400 miles. Only 250 miles on un unmodded LC is just not "fair"...
(comment only to a relatively new member w/o any intention to start yet another thread about fuel economy/consumption).
I fished the actual box out of the trash as I just did my install last weekend.
The front O2 sensors are: 234-4169 as printed on the O2 sensor boxes themselves. If I remember, this did correspond to a part number on amazon.
In fact, googling "amazon denso oxygen sensor 234-4169" turned up the parts:
Amazon.com: Denso 234-4169 Oxygen Sensor: Automotive
$61.26 each, free shipping, no tax.
Hope that helps,
Doug
Doug,
So was this a direct plug n play or did you have to splice wires? I want to make sure that I do not have to splice wires!
Zane
OK, not great photo, but look under:
https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=148769&highlight=sensor
post 10. You'll see the O2 sensor.
Or, did find a slightly better picture...
You can see the anti-sway bar in the bottom of the picture. Taken from below, up "along" the firewall. top of photo is towards the rear of the vehicle.
BTW, I did buy my OEM Denso O2 sensor from www.sparkplugs.com. Was just about $100 including shipping. Short pigtail that plugged in like "new". Hence, no splicing of wires, even though that's an easy task as well.
And, the job is VERY easy, as long as your sensor is not stuck.
Haha nice catchOxygen sensor![]()