is this sensor for bank 1 sensor 2 o2 sensor for p0138 code? 2006 toyota rav4. does this sensor have the heated oxygen sensor?
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I used this sensor for a 2008 Rav4. I do not know of its uses for the 2006 model.
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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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Need to know the make and model and engine type of the car to answer this question. Are you asking about bank 1 vs bank 2, or are you asking about upstream vs downstream? Go to the Denso web site to see what sensor you need. http://densoautoparts.com/find-my-part/vehicle-selection
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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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You have to provide more details about your vehicle. For my 1998 Toyota RAV4 CA Emissions, this was the sensor in the exhaust manifold. The one after the catalytic converter underneath the vehicle is different from this one.O2 and Air/Fuel Sensors are different too.http://www.autoshop101.com/forms/h37.pdf
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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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Yes, it will fit. I checked by clicking on the button that asks if it will fit your vehicle. However, I am to the understanding that this one works for the front O2 sensor (bank 2, sensor 1) and it may or may not work on the back. I think that Toyotas have a total of 4 Oxygen Sensors (2 front & 2 rear). If you go to Advanced Auto they will plug your car up to the device for free that will give the code for what isn't working (causing your panel to display lights like Trac Off or VSC, check engine etc)- once you have the print out with the codes you may use them to buy them according to the *part #*. Good luck Yes, it will fit. I checked by clicking on the button that asks if it will fit your vehicle. However, I am to the understanding that this one works for the front O2 sensor (bank 2, sensor 1) and it may or may not work on the back. I think that Toyotas have a total of 4 Oxygen Sensors (2 front & 2 rear). If you go to Advanced Auto they will plug your car up to the device for free that will give the code for what isn't working (causing your panel to display lights like Trac Off or VSC, check engine etc)- once you have the print out with the codes you may use them to buy them according to the... » Read More Yes, it will fit. I checked by clicking on the button that asks if it will fit your vehicle. However, I am to the understanding that this one works for the front O2 sensor (bank 2, sensor 1) and it may or may not work on the back. I think that Toyotas have a total of 4 Oxygen Sensors (2 front & 2 rear). If you go to Advanced Auto they will plug your car up to the device for free that will give the code for what isn't working (causing your panel to display lights like Trac Off or VSC, check engine etc)- once you have the print out with the codes you may use them to buy them according to the *part #*. Good luck « Show Less
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I have a 2001 Toyota Camry with a 4 cyl. engine . You might try a Subaru forum , I got mine from Toyota Nation . Make sure you don't need a oxygen sensor , local shop sold me one and was a waste of money this item is not a O2 sensor .
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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 also buyed the 2344125 36532PPAA01 15476 02-04 Honda 2.4L Oxygen Sensor O2 CR-V 02 03 04 that is the secondary sensor and is working too
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I don't remember - it was for my girlfriend's car. You have to do a little research. Can you tell me what fault code you are getting? Based on that fault code, search om the net and you'll get a diagram telling you which sensor it is. Here's something for you: http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/carguyjosh/2010-11-10_012356_rav4_o2_location.jpg
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Powerbuilt 648691 Oxygen Sensor Offset Pullerhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00390BS7C/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1415260830&sr;=8-1π=SY200_QL40
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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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Don't know without knowing the engine and exhaust system. But you should be able to tell by going to www.bosch.com, find oxygen sensors and your vehicle, engine, and exhaust system. Sensors after catalytic converters are usually different model than those before converters, and sensors on each side of a "vee" type engine may, or may not be different. It often depends on VIN number.
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Denso Oxygen Sensor Part Number: W0133-1815463 This is what I found on Denso website as direct fit for your car Note that this part is oxygen sensor not the air fuel sensor.you also need to find which sensor is gone on your truck There is 4 banks and I think only 2 are oxygen sensors In the moment you know which one and you have the part rest is piece of cake Oxygen sensor wrench can be bought in any car part store for about 12 bucks Wrench is a must have as you wanna protect your wires on sensor
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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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You need denso 234-9040 fuel ratio sensor and 234-4797 oxygen sensor (honda accord 2006 4 cylinder)