I got toyota rav4 2003 I am looking for bank1 sendor2 Can you tell me which part it is ?
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This sensor is both bank one and bank two sensor 2. Sometimes referred to as left or right, upstream and downstream. These are the downstream ones.
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This is the box that the key turns in, it is all part of the locking system on your steering column. It states that it is an exact replacement but it is not, the part on the inside did not match mineso I could not use and had to return it. I ended up retuning and ordering it from a dealer. I would surgest you do the same because it is cridical they match. You could order it from gmpartscenter.net they have the best price on line for oem parts.
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Don't know. I haven't installed it yet, ordered it for my '94 Toyota Camry. Also ordered FCS #1332324R for the rear but only could get one side. Could not get the 1332324L. Did I order the wrong part for the rear? Need your help here, please respond. Thank you
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I purchased it for my dad's van andhe just told me what part to get. I don't really know the details about his van because I don't live with him.
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2003 2002 2001 Toyota RAV4 2.0L l4 Gas DOHC 1 Upstream Left Oxygen Sensor 2000 1999 Toyota RAV4 2.0L l4 Gas DOHC 1 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Located in Exhaust Manifold 1998 Toyota RAV4 2.0L l4 Gas DOHC 1 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Located in Exhaust Manifold To 05/1998 FWD
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sorry, I dunno - car it was bought for now totaled, am getting ready to sell system (cheap)
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Hello Berny,The part does not supply.Further information on what is this made out of.Please supply further information on what is the 2 row or 3 row.Thank you,JohnStockWiseAuto
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If I recall right, my highlander used these for bank 2 sensor 1 and bank 2 sensor 2. I'd go on an auto parts store website and double check that the part numbers are same for your car though.
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Why don't you call your local Toyota dealer and ask the service manager. He/she can help you.
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I really can't answer this question. The best way to figure out if the part number is correct, is to call your local Toyota Parts Dept. Ask them for the part number and then compare with what you see for sale on Amazon. That's what I did.
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I ordered new lines with radiator on Amazon, I got the top one off but bottom was stuck and just broke. The radiators on these cars crack at the upper hose connector on the side is that why you're replacing it. I would order new lines which just pull out of transmission and push on rather than risk not being able to use your car.
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There are 2 different ones. One for the right bank and one for the left bank.You can see the actual one in your car and figure out which one is the one you need.
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I would look at part # 715008 or 715009 depending on weather you need driver or passenger side.
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This one 234-4797 is the rear one. Try to change it first if it won't resolve the problem then change the front one.
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There are 2 different ones. One for the right bank and one for the left bank. You can see the actual one in your car and figure out which one is the one you need.
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This doorman 746-366 is for front right passenger side. It only works for two weeks and then it never work no more. Bought another one at the dealer and never had any problem for almost a year now.
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Although I don't know the answer, what I did to find out was: 1. I went to my Toyota dealer service provider and requested a printout of the parts (both my 2010 Highlander front door actuators were not working). 2. I browsed in the computer until I find the parts I needed. When compared prices, Amazon was the cheapest, with free shipping. 3. Got both in a week. As a matter of fact, I bought them cheaper than the dealership does. Therefore, I suggest you do as I did. Am a woman with very little notion of car issues and a limited budget. Good luck!