I need PNC 89467B SENSOR AIR FUEL RATIO 89467--0E040 thatgoes into the rear exhaust manifold, for Lexus rx 350 2010 years. Is your item compatable?
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It may not be a fit. I have a Highlander from 2004 and corresponding Lexus was a RX 330 from those years. However, I am not 100% sure.
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It may not be a fit.I have a Highlander from 2004 and corresponding Lexus was a RX 330 from those years.However, I am not 100% sure.
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no this is for a 93 s-10 pickup. you may need to crawl under the car around the exhaust and look for the sensors ! take tem out and compare them at your local auto part store.
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Nope- if you drive a 2005 rsx 2.5L try the 234-4354 for downstream or 234-9064 for upstream
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I'm not sure if this particular part will work on your model of car. The front and back valves have different part mounting brackets so you'll likely have to order the part that's made for that particular location. I used it for my 1998 Lexus RX300 and it fit perfectly.
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Wayne, On my specific application the oxygen sensor where all the same the two upstream sensors (before the Cat)as well as the two down stream sensors (after the Cat). You should stick with the OEM recommendation and buy the correct oxygen sensor for your application and its specific location. Your local part house should be able to help you with making the correct choices.
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Take your original part and see what Denso says is the actual replacment model number for your cars' air fuel sensor. If Denso gives you a part number as a cross reference-it's probably good. Just go to the Denso website and punch in your old part number (the old one that came off the car.) Otherwise go to the dealer and get the actual part number from them at the parts department for your car. You could use that number to see what Denso says. Good Lucks
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No, an O2 Sensor and an Air/Fuel Sensor are NOT the same thing. They look exactly alike and SOME are interchangeable but there are slight differences. Consult your vehicles parts lookup system to get the correct part number of the sensor your application calls for. Do NOT use a cheap aftermarket or "Universal" sensor - you're asking for trouble. Fix it ONCE, fix it RIGHT.
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http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/results.jsp?autoMake=Lexus&autoModel=ES350&autoYear=2007&autoModClar= I use this site to confirm the fitment; you would need The ACT1222 for the front.
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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 am mechanic and i dont see that is a air fuel sensor, if your car use air fuel ratio, it is not posible to chang for a second sensor, because the second is a oxigen sensor and work very different, you can not change.
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Go to this web site which has the most complete list of Lexus Codes: P1135 is O2 sensor #1 malfunction. Here is the website: http://www.engine-light-help.com/lexus-check-engine-light.html.
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Sensor 1 is bad. It's possible sensor 2 is as well but I would start with just sensor 1 because it could be reading "unknown" because the lack of a signal/data from sensor 1. You didn't specify if they were upsteam sensors (O2S11 & O2S12) or downstream after Cat (O2S21 & O2S22), but the upstream sensors are the most important cuz they control fuel trims & Air/Fuel Ratios. The downstream sensor are really only there to tell you if the Cat is good or not. I'm assuming you only have one Upstream & 1 Downstream sensor but some vehicles have more depending on exhaust setup. You may only see O2S11(Upstream 1) & O2S21(Downstream 1) or a combo of O2S11(Upstream 1), O2S12(Upstream 2) & 02S21(Downstream 1). Or even two Downstreams if you have true dual exhaust & not a Y-Pipe. You can tell if it's a upsteam or downstream sensor by the 4th character in the name coding. Example: 02S*1 * = 1:Upsteam, 2:Downstream. You can tell if it's a right or left sensor by the 5th character in the name coding. Example: 02S1* * = 1:one side, 2: other side. (Sorry can remember which one's right & which is left) Hope this helps.
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My '02 4Runner was throwing the same code. Not sure of the Camry's setup but I replaced both my upstream and downstream o2 sensors since they were way over due and it cleared the code. I would definitely start with the o2's since they're a lot cheaper than a new cat and see if this fixes it.
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Hi Roger, I'm not 100% sure if it is an exact fit or not. I used this on an older car when I upgraded to EFI. I can tell you it is working well thus far, any time I have the EFI hand held controller set to monitor system performance the fuel pressure is reading 58 PSI just as it should. Thanks, Gary.
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http://www.boschautoparts.com/VehiclePartFinder/Pages/VehiclePartFinder.aspxThey don't list it for the RX300, they do list it (3330, L3330, D3330) as the one to use for virtually every other Lexus from that time period (including the V8's).
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No, this is not the correct part. your vehicle will have one of two possible type sensors. I have both types in stock. part # for stainless steel rail sensor F8CF-9F972-BH / Part # for Aluminum Fuel Rail sensor XS2F-9F972-CB you will need to check your fuel rail to see if its aluminum (round shape) or stainless steel (square shaped) You can call me at 9896442695 for more information. my name is Rob
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As stated earlier Sensor 1 is air/fuel this is not the air/fuel sensor. What is the check engine code number?