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Old 07-30-2006, 08:55 PM
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I need to replace my oxygen sensor bank 1 sensor 2 I was wondering can someone tell me where it's located at I know it's under the car and I have to jack up the car to see it but where about is it located? thank you in advance
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I do not have any idea how you can miss it. Look, you'll have to jack it up. Towards the engine you'll see the CAT convertor and the next exhaust component after that is the resonator looking towards the rear. There is about an 8 inch section of straight pipe with a flange between the CAT convertor and the resonator. Now on the driver's side the 02 sensor is sticking out on that straight pipe section towards the rear where it connects to the resonator.



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