If my corolla 2009 use two of those sensors. The two position of sensorr use the same. Or they are different
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Don't know for Corolla, but they were advertised/supposed to fit my vehicle but didn't and they would not accept return.
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Different one is air/fuel ratio sensor thais the frt sensor by head between catalytic converter
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They are two different sensors, i recommend going to the Denso website to get the two part numbers. The upstream fails more often and the downstream one is usually cheaper.
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Im pretty sure that the Bosch 15290 sensor works for all of the 2006 corolla models.
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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 just changed my sensor and my light is still on, call up denso customer service line and tell them which bank and which sensor it is (sesor 1 or 2) and they should be able to confirm before you buy it, I advise DONT buy any sensors until you confirm which one it is, I believe on our gs there are a total of 4 02 sensors
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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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If you have a OBD reader that has SRS Info, it will tell you which sensor is bad. I replaced both on my '05 Silverado and the system reset and is working fine. Both of mine went out at the same time. But you need the reader to be sure.
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just one, run the timers in series.as long as both timers have the place to connect sensor. some timers don't have that option.
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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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We have two Homedics here but only use one sensor to operate the two, suggest either buying another complete unit or checking with manufacturer for just another sensor
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Little search and I found that 974-020 is proper sensor for your car. To find out more search http://www.dormanproducts.com
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I have had mine on for over a year and never had any problem. But I would assume mass air flow sensor ...I have a 2011 Toyota corolla s
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you will need two that will be located before the converter and two that will be located after the converter. all four may be the same part# or the front sensors may have a different part# from the rear sensors. depends on the length of the wire coming from the sensor. that's what i usually see. hope this helps.
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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?
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One sensor. I imagine more than one could be used but check with the mfg first.
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2 in front of catalytic converter in Y pipe & if dual exhaust, 2 behind which are a different part number...front & rear O2 sensors are NEVER the same...different readings before & after the converter are needed as well as different heats
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This is for one sensor.... You will need two. I always use original parts for my Silverado.The price is good based on over the counter stores and worth every penny.