is the rear sensor different from the front bank sensor?
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to answer i need to know the car brand, year, model, if posible the vin numer. in some cars you can to adapt de second sensor to front, but you need to know what do you do.
1812056
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
1812057
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.
1812058
I was told that some cars had different front and rear sensors. My car had California emissions so they were different. Talk to auto parts store first.
1812059
yes they're different in the cable length. Hopefully the following will help you:Denso 234-9007 Air Fuel Ratio Sensor (Bank1,Sensor1) near firewall This product fits your 1999 Toyota SiennaFitment Notes: CALIF EQPDOBD II code P0125, P1130,P1133,P1135Denso 234-9009 (Bank2,Sensor1) near radiatorThis product fits your 1999 Toyota SiennaCALIF EQPDOBD II code P0125, P1150,P1153,P1155
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Yes it is different. Front is wide band and is known as air fuel sensor. California configured auto is different fron national cars. I do believe the rear is sensor is for all states. Check the connection fitting closely. If connector is designed to only engage if it is correct. I was dealing with 98 rav4 national car.
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yes they're different in the cable length. Hopefully the following will help you: Denso 234-9007 Air Fuel Ratio Sensor (Bank1,Sensor1) near firewall This product fits your 1999 Toyota Sienna Fitment Notes: CALIF EQPD OBD II code P0125, P1130,P1133,P1135 Denso 234-9009 (Bank2,Sensor1) near radiator This product fits your 1999 Toyota Sienna CALIF EQPD OBD II code P0125, P1150,P1153,P1155
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From my personal experience, it looks like there is no distinct difference. When I replaced mine, I wasn't too sure which bank it was so I tried both front and rear with the same sensor. They have the same end connection.
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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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It is the one. If you have doubts just check if you really need THIS part number. This is original FP sensor for Ford/Mazda 2.3L (I have Mazda Tribute 2.3L AWD 2005 if you wonder). I replaced mine over 30 days ago, it has been working just fine since. Good luck and be safe!
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Yes, front and rear. The bolt is not the same for front and back so if they don't say front or back it is both.
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If you have the V6, both upstream sensor should be the same. Your diagnostic code should tell you if your problem is bank 1 or 2.I only needed to replace the bank 1 sensor and that solved the issue. Check out this web page for more info, (maybe more than you need, or want). http://www.autoshop101.com/forms/h37.pdf
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I have cars Honda different model I received not the original sensor I got an analogue of &#1044;&#1045;&#1053;&#1057;&#1054;, this the sensor wire has a different color
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This part is for either Bank 1 Sensor 2 or Bank 2 Sensor 2 (the sensor after the catalytic converter). Sensor 1 is the sensor that adjusts the air/fuel mix. It is before the catalytic converter and will likely be a different sensor type. Best to double check first.
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I believe this one is for the rear. Go to this link and read the forum they talk about what part number is which, I replaced both sensors in my siennaGood luck.http://www.automotiveforums.com/t419807-discuss2000_sienna_check_engine_light_on_p1135.html
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According to this link, same pn, it does, and the one I received had the sensor.http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=1119273
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1135 code is for the Bank 1, sensor 1. 1155 is for Bank 2, sensor 1. Both are upstream sensors and are the same for replacement. The other two sensors are a different type and different part number. When I checked Auto Zone for part before buying from Amazon I was told upstream sensors are both the same.
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Correction: I was mistaken, this did not replace the upstream sensor, it didn't fit, I had to order a different item. My apologies.In my 2005 Pontiac Vibe it replaced the upstream sensor perfectly.
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Both fronts are the same. The rears are different and have a "L" "R" in the part number to tell them apart.
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Both sensors are the same part number. You either replaced the wrong sensor, both are bad, or you have an electrical issue.
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No ... There are specific part numbers for front and back. They are molded for the body lines. The front and rear mount completely different.
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Not 100% sure but I think all of the sensors are the same. I looked at the ones on the car and they all look the same.
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Yes. If your vehicle requires connection to the front pad sensors, they will be equipped with them. Just make sure you request the right part number for your car.
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I think that rear tire is short cut for rear wheel. If not then you can not mount sensor on any tires. Rear wheel is fine.
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Yes it is, sometimes it's called the oxygen sensor, both are interchangeable names. The code identifies what bank and sensor number needs to be repaired, they upstream sensors, relatively easy to change out with a sensor socket.