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Old 01-19-2008, 05:10 PM
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How many O2 sensors?

97' Corolla 1.8Ltr. How many o2 sensors are on this car? Thanks.
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Re: How many O2 sensors?

There are 2 sensors. One before the converter and one after. The one before is usually in the exhaust manifold, and the second is usually close to the converter.
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Re: How many O2 sensors?

Thanks. Isn't one upstream and the other a downstream?
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Re: How many O2 sensors?

The one in the header is the upstream and the one down by the converter is the downstream one
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No problem, happy to help
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