How many O2 sensors?
why would you need to change them?
not sure on a 94 but my 97 is dual cat, and i have 2 before and 2 after my cats. i have lts now though
ur is single cat so IF it has them after the cat, u should have 1 on each manifold and 1 after the cat,,
IF you don't have one after the cat, u should just have 1 on each manifold.
not sure, just kinda guessing
not sure on a 94 but my 97 is dual cat, and i have 2 before and 2 after my cats. i have lts now though
ur is single cat so IF it has them after the cat, u should have 1 on each manifold and 1 after the cat,,
IF you don't have one after the cat, u should just have 1 on each manifold.
not sure, just kinda guessing
o2 sensors
his car is a 94 wich is an obd1 car there is no o2 sensors after the cat there is one in each manifold none after the cat yours is a 97 obd2 you have o2s after the cats they do go bad after a while
Just a follow up on this....does anyone have the part number for OEM replacement sensors? The number I have is 25312184 and I just want to make sure its correct.
Thanks
Thanks
as stated. he has 2 02's due to having OBDI. 96and up OBDII have 2 pre and 2 post cat 02's the difference being for emitions control with the post cat 02's to test the efficency of the cats.
02's can fail from age, biuldup, anti freez/ silicone contamination ect ect
they can also be slow or lazy casing slow responce and bad fuel trim control. it's not a bad idea to think of 02's as a tune up part
02's can fail from age, biuldup, anti freez/ silicone contamination ect ect
they can also be slow or lazy casing slow responce and bad fuel trim control. it's not a bad idea to think of 02's as a tune up part
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