I bought 2 sensors 15290. Im ok to replace for a Toyota Corolla 2006 CE?. Or i need an other kind?
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I bougth it for my corolla CE 2005, it doesn't work at all. I had to buy a new one. You just have to be sure to buy the original sensor for that car. I think it is a kind of generic sensor, so my car doesn't recognize it.
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I needed to buy two different sensors for my 2004 Corolla. One for the front and one for the back. I think you may need to do the same.
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You need one 15290 for the down stream and one 15974 for the up stream I check Auto Zone before I buy on Amazon so I know I am getting the right part.
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Im pretty sure that the Bosch 15290 sensor works for all of the 2006 corolla models.
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bought 13544 & 15290 for 03' matrix replacement. make sure that sensors are the ones for your make & model.
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Corollas have 2 sensors, upstream and downstream or bank one and bank two respectively. Often times they have different plugs formats. So I would really check to see if your plugs are the same for both. upstream O2 sensor you have to access it from the engine compartment and the downstream its mostly coming in under your carpet on the passenger side. I haven't seen both O2 sensor go out at the same time. You can take you car to a local auto part store like auto zone or advance and they can read the code for you. It isnt 100% as they just give you a code but they maybe able to narrow it down or you can google the code and see where it points to. I hope this helps you out. Corollas have 2 sensors, upstream and downstream or bank one and bank two respectively. Often times they have different plugs formats. So I would really check to see if your plugs are the same for both. upstream O2 sensor you have to access it from the engine compartment and the downstream its mostly coming in under your carpet on the passenger side. I haven't seen both O2 sensor go out at the same time. You can take you car to a local auto part store like auto zone or advance and they can read the code for you. It isnt 100% as they just give you a code but they maybe able to narrow it down... » Read More Corollas have 2 sensors, upstream and downstream or bank one and bank two respectively. Often times they have different plugs formats. So I would really check to see if your plugs are the same for both. upstream O2 sensor you have to access it from the engine compartment and the downstream its mostly coming in under your carpet on the passenger side. I haven't seen both O2 sensor go out at the same time. You can take you car to a local auto part store like auto zone or advance and they can read the code for you. It isnt 100% as they just give you a code but they maybe able to narrow it down or you can google the code and see where it points to. I hope this helps you out. « Show Less
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I have P409s and now batteries went out, I have to replace and don´t know what sensor to buy. Anybodu know??????
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The sensor was for my 2000 Toyota sienna. It did include the wire and plug. On installing, realized that the harness was too short, so had to splice to the old one. Been working fine since i installed it. Hope this helps.
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They have it at amazon 9706648 also you should get the sensor its a 9703312 ...... bought both at the same time ......one could cause the other to burn out
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I agree w/ Gary because I did just that. It's cheaper and also the replacement sensor that I purchased thru Amazon, Heath / Zenith SL5316 is the best one I've had because you can adjust the range so the unit doesn't go off when vehicles go by. Also, unlike other units I've had, it doesn't keep going on & off when it's windy or raining
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No additional parts for the sensor. My car had four sensors. Depending on your car and the location of the sensor you are replacing, you might find you need a specialized wrench socket to remove the old sensor, but you will just need to check your car and see. Otherwise, very simple and straight-forward.
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They should be identical. So, if the first one fit, I would expect this to as well. Usually, you can buy a knock sensor kit with the wiring pigtail included.
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You can buy the auto sensor on ebay for 20 or so dollars, buy the switch on ebay as well this one is not OEM and does not fit into the harness
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i replaced the 1 on the left side on my 2005 chevy silverado several weeks ago and it seems to be working fine have a cousin who is service manager at a local chevy dealership and he told me it is ok to just replace the one that is bad ( both sensors are the same )
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I am not sure what brand of vehicle you are asking about, but the complete fitment data is current with the Amazon system. If you search using Amazon's system by your make, model, and vehicle, it will let you know which sensor is the correct one for you. Thank you for the question. Safe travels!
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You do not need to purchase two. If your system only has one sensor that's all you need. In my case, the water sensor failed and this item replaced it perfectly. My system's original air sensor is still working fine and I expect it will for a long time as it is sheltered from the elements.
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Same for both. I replaced both sensors on my 2005 Yukon 1500. Worked great.
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Hi, best thing to do is Email trail tech they will tell you which version you need. The items that vary are the sensors so make sure you get the right one. THey are really quick at replying. CHeers
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My sensors also didn't look like the replacement. That said I read the description and understood that they were compatible. It's just two wires to the sensors and if you look at your owner's manual, if you have one, it's easy to install. I replaced the brackets with the package I received, it was working in minutes. The research I did advises if you are not comfortable doing the work, get a professional to do it; however, they are pricey. If you "You Tube" the subject it helps a little in understanding the topic.
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I used the same brand. The sensors after about 10 years will begin to fail. After discussing the issue with tech reps from the manufacturer I replaced all of the detectors with the new replacement model and have had no problems.
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This is 4 sensors set... make sure this is the correct sensors you need for your car... not all cars are the same...
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The page for this sensor has a compatibility function. Have you tried entering the information into the page and see if it is comparable?Failing that, have you called a car part store and asked what the part number is?