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Old 03-02-2005, 03:21 PM
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Oxygen Sensor(s)???

Hey, everyone! I'm new to this forum but i figured if anyone knew the answer... you guys would.

How many oxygen sensors are on the 626 LX (1998) and where are they?
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Old 03-03-2005, 11:04 PM
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Re: Oxygen Sensor(s)???

which engine?? the four banger only has one, and is in the header pipe. Later, mark.
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Re: Oxygen Sensor(s)???

My 95 V6 has two. They are easy to replace with an O2 sensor socket, but the sensors cost $170 a piece. Make sure you put the one with the long pigtail in back. (I accidently put it in front and had to take it back off.)
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Re: Oxygen Sensor(s)???

OBDI has one per bank.
(all in downpipe)
OBDII has two per bank.
(one in manifold, one after warmup car)

02S11 = bank 1 upsteam
02s12 = bank 1 downstream
02s21 = bank 2 upstream
02s22 = bank 2 downstream
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