Gotta P1155 code for '01 Camry V6. I was told it was a faulty AF sensor. Is an AF sensor is the same thing as an O2 sensor?
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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.
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There is an MAF sensor and an O2 sensor. I replaced both of them in my 2000 Avalon. The MAF sensor was easier, despite what I saw on blogs, all I needed was a phillips screwdriver. The o2 sensor was easy to reach but very stubborn to get out. After replacing the MAF sensor (second) I was able to get the car inspected (and the engine light stayed off).
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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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Not. Sure if you have 3sensors. Like i do but the first. Would. Be AF the others in the catalystic should. Be your. O 2sensors
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They look very similar but are technically different. Most people would say they are the same. The P1155 code is for the sensor in the exhaust manifold next to the firewall, the rear manifold. The front manifold sensor code is P1135. You will need to raise the vehicle and replace from below. A sensor socket is very helpful and will protect the wires. Please disregard the reference to the MAF in a previous answer. The MAF is in the intake air ducting. I ordered 2 for my '01 Camry because they have 108,000 miles of use and if one goes the other is not far behind. Also it should help improve gas mileage. They look very similar but are technically different. Most people would say they are the same. The P1155 code is for the sensor in the exhaust manifold next to the firewall, the rear manifold. The front manifold sensor code is P1135. You will need to raise the vehicle and replace from below. A sensor socket is very helpful and will protect the wires. Please disregard the reference to the MAF in a previous answer. The MAF is in the intake air ducting. I ordered 2 for my '01 Camry because they have 108,000 miles of use and if one goes the other is not far behind. Also it should help improve... » Read More They look very similar but are technically different. Most people would say they are the same. The P1155 code is for the sensor in the exhaust manifold next to the firewall, the rear manifold. The front manifold sensor code is P1135. You will need to raise the vehicle and replace from below. A sensor socket is very helpful and will protect the wires. Please disregard the reference to the MAF in a previous answer. The MAF is in the intake air ducting. I ordered 2 for my '01 Camry because they have 108,000 miles of use and if one goes the other is not far behind. Also it should help improve gas mileage. « Show Less
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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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From my experience, failure of one or more of the exhaust gas sensors will render traction control and stability control inoperable. New sensors will fix this problem. Denso has a web site that lists the sensors that belong to your particular car. My Camry has 4 such sensors. A device that connects to the check engine light output will tell you which sensors are at fault.
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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.
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It's the same sensor. But what I found out is the one i purchased seems to be used. The company i bought it from will say different but had to replace batteries,one didnt come with mounting plate and another had signs of being mounted once before. With all that said they work great and have no issues with sensors performance. Hope this helps?
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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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I had codes for oxygen seasors and misfires. I replaced them with new O2 sensors and all I have now is a misfire. My code reader tells me it's 3 cylinders that have a misfire.
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This was a oem AF sensor from nipondenso. Exactly the. Same as the Toyota dealer. I bought two and they work great.
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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 sienna Good luck. http://www.automotiveforums.com/t419807-discuss2000_sienna_check_engine_light_on_p1135.html
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For 2002 Tacoma V6, this is the O2 sensor after the Cat converters. It has the extended cable assembly that routes through the floor panel and connects under the passenger seat. This is not the A/F sensor that is located before the Cat's
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For my Toyota, Denso is OEM equipment. The part number was legible on the sensor I removed. It is my belief that the term oxygen sensor and air/fuel sensor are the same thing. Check out Densoaftermarket website for better clarification.
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Yes, that is the same sensor that my Sony A55 uses. The A57 is the A55 replacement, camera's are like computers, they change fast. The manufacturer's standardize many components to make it easier for the progression of their product without costing the consumer with duplicate lenses etc., every time they upgrade.
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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 would do some searching. Google 2002 Camry with your engine size and add Mass Airflow Sensor. It will show you which ones work for your car.
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The four sensors that I bought were exact replacements for my 2005 6 cly Camry as listed by the Denso web site. And, indeed, they were the exact replacements. Replacement was trivial except for the upper sensor on the cylinder bank next to the firewall. That replacement required the use of a hydraulic lift.
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I believe it is the length of the wire only that determines the part # for O2 sensors. I used this sensor on my 2002 Toyota RAV4 for Bank 1, Sensor 2. O2 sensors are used for downstream (Sensor 2) after the cat converter. A/F sensors are used upstream before the cat. OEM link: http://densoautoparts.com/find-my-part/vehicle-selection
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There should be two o2 sensors. One before the cat and one after. For my car (03 Focus) the 15717 went before the catalytic and the 15719 went after.