will this fit my toyota highlander 2003 bank 1 sensor 1?
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Go to the Advanced Auot web site and plug in you vehicle and the sensor you need. The site will give a long list of available sensors including ones from Denso ( which is OEM). Take that Denso part number and look it up at Amazon. Usually Amazon prices are half of other auto suppliers. Good luck
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Not sure. But I can tell you it works well with my 2011 Highlander. If they have the same oil filter housing, then it should work. It took much experimenting for me to find this. I bought several contraptions from the local Pep boys and Auto zone, which none worked for me. I hope this helps.
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To be honest I do not know. But check the Amazon compatibility section about your vehicle. These sensors should universal.
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I an no sure . I will keep this message .when I have one that comes in I will let you know . I did get this for the Toyotas .
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it worked perfect for my 2005 Highlander. I installed a Pioneer AVH-X4600BT and it looks great.
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The bypass sensor that I purchased at amazon didn't fit. But I ordered the sensor from autopartsfair.com. Hopefully this helps!
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I doubt it. It is an original Toyota part made specifically for the Highlander.
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Answer from Titantech: It fits your car. The system comes with Canbus decoder. Your parking sensor will work well.
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"Bank 1" refers to the driver's side of the exhaust manifold/catalytic converter assembly and "Bank 2" refers to the passenger side of the assembly. Sensor 1 simply means the sensor is above/before (or upstream) the cat converter. The 2 sensors located before the cat coverter are actually air/fuel ratio sensors. The drivers side one is specified Bank 1, Sensor 1, while the pass side one is called Bank 2, sensor 1. Regardless of whether on bank 1 (dr side) or bank 2 (pass side), the same part number fits both. The 2 rear sensors are under, or downstream of the cat converter and are called Bank 1, sensor 2 and Bank 2, sensor 2. They are accessed from under the vehicle by removing the plastic behind the bumper. The part number for these 2 will also be the same, but of course different from the top 2. Here is an explanation with pictures that hopefully clears it up and you can always register on the forum and ask questions if it is not clear: http://www.rav4world.com/forums/99-4-3-mechanical/78837-p0051-bank-2-sensor-1-p0158-bank-2-sensor-2-o2-sensor-replacement-2.html
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Hi Daniel K. If you check the Denso part catalog online at their website I find that yes indeed the 234-9010 is the correct sensor for your '01 Camry 2.2L. I don't know why Amazon says not.
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I don't know if it will fit or not. You will be better off if it doesn't. My experience is they only last about three months. Amazon will replace them, but the cost of having them installed offsets any savings from their purchase. Buy the factory sensors..........CS
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I really cannot answer your question. I purchased this sensor for Toyota Tundra with a V8 engine. Sorry I couldn't give you more help.
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Worked great on my 2006 Toyota Highlander. Maybe the Dealer can tell you if they are the same.
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Find you manual and make sure if your engine is 1MZFE. BTW, there are 4 sensors in 1MZFE, this one is for the code 1135(bank 1 sensor 1) and 1155(bank 2 sensor 1)
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According to our system this item does show to fit your vehicle application. Sensor needs to be programmed to the vehicle.
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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!
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