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Old 06-26-2012, 03:59 AM
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What brand of O2 sensors do you guys recommend? i called 2 local auto parts stores and they only carry Bosch brand sensors
and i heard those were good but not for Toyotas. so what brand do you guys recommend?

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My a-parts stores/A-zone, Advance carrys Bosch also.
Pep Boys usually gets parts from NAPA here in Tampa FL.
I wonder what NAPA carrys?

I wonder who the MFG is for the factory?
Sometimes MFG's use parts from vendors.

Haven't heard anything negative....
You might think an O2 sensor must meet a universal standard.
What have you heard about Bosch and Toyota?-Bob
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Originally Posted by senorscion
My a-parts stores/A-zone, Advance carrys Bosch also.
Pep Boys usually gets parts from NAPA here in Tampa FL.
I wonder what NAPA carrys?

I wonder who the MFG is for the factory?
Sometimes MFG's use parts from vendors.

Haven't heard anything negative....
You might think an O2 sensor must meet a universal standard.
What have you heard about Bosch and Toyota?-Bob
so far i saw 2 ppl online say that they throw out all types of different codes. and i also read to stay away from universal
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Why not replace it with an OEM one?
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Originally Posted by Jon
Why not replace it with an OEM one?


where can i get one?
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The dealer. Or here: http://www.trademotion.com/parts/200...XYGEN%20SENSOR
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Originally Posted by Jon
is it the one that says front pipe? for 114$ ?
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You have 2 so you're going to need to figure out which one is bad.
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Originally Posted by Jon
You have 2 so you're going to need to figure out which one is bad.
its the rear o2 sensor
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Then yeah it's the front pipe location.
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alright. thanks
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Here's some questions....

On your exhaust system, does it have a different thread pattern for the front one versus the rear one? Do they have the same part number?

As a test, can they be interchanged to see which one is bad?
or how did you determine which one was bad?-Bob
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Are you sure its the rear o2 sensor that's bad? How do you know? The primary o2 sensor is usually the one that will go bad and need to be replaced. The rear o2 sensor usually doesn't need to be replaced. It could also be that your catylitic converter in the exhaust manifold is bad, which is most likely the case..

O2 sensors aren't cheap, esspecially the primary... Better make sure its not the cat first...

I made the mistake of purchasing another primary, only to find out it was actually my cat. Lol, so I guess anyone that actually needs a primary o2, I got an extra...
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And no, the primary and secondary o2 sensors are NOT interchangeable
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Originally Posted by KiKaZ-tC
Are you sure its the rear o2 sensor that's bad? How do you know? The primary o2 sensor is usually the one that will go bad and need to be replaced. The rear o2 sensor usually doesn't need to be replaced. It could also be that your catylitic converter in the exhaust manifold is bad, which is most likely the case..

O2 sensors aren't cheap, esspecially the primary... Better make sure its not the cat first...

I made the mistake of purchasing another primary, only to find out it was actually my cat. Lol, so I guess anyone that actually needs a primary o2, I got an extra...
I got code p0420 ...my car has 80k miles and i was told theres really no real reason why the cat would go out that early. That code could also be the rear o2 sensor
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What's your setup? Header !? Intake? Non-oem header will throw that code

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Best price I found and OEM replacement is Rockauto.com. Better price than universal ones locally too!
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