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Exclamation O2 sensor for a '98 SL1 DOHC

i recently had my service engine light come on. when i hooked up the ob2 scanner it came up with the o2 sensor and it was bank 1 sensor 1. which sensor is that? i know there are 2 on the car one right on top and one just before the catalitic converter. which is which. can someone help me please.!!!
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Re: O2 sensor for a '98 SL1 DOHC

bank 1 is the first, one on the manifold
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Old 02-20-2006, 08:27 PM
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Re: O2 sensor for a '98 SL1 DOHC

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bank 1 is the first, one on the manifold
thanks for the help. now hopefully the damn check engine light will go out so that i may get it inspected
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