This page says the sensor is not compatible with my 2004 P30 workhorse 5.7 Liter. The number on the bar code in the picture is same as my unit?
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The way I found out what my truck part number was, I went to O'REILLY website and entered my truck info and all the information is right there. Hope this helps you.
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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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Its not wise to replace a Cat unless the exhaust system is properly checked for temperature differences between CAT and engine, then from CAT out. secondly the P0420 code is usually a oxygen sensor code sensor code in some Toyota's therefore I recommend you stop by a auto zone or advance outo or even Oriely's and have them check and confirm this code for you, its free. For the ECM it depends on wheather you want to buy it new or used, for new you can check Toyota, auto zone, advance auto, oriely's or even amazom. For used you can check a junk yards like pull apart, wrench it, and others for a used ECM. I hope I was of some help to you. Its not wise to replace a Cat unless the exhaust system is properly checked for temperature differences between CAT and engine, then from CAT out. secondly the P0420 code is usually a oxygen sensor code sensor code in some Toyota's therefore I recommend you stop by a auto zone or advance outo or even Oriely's and have them check and confirm this code for you, its free. For the ECM it depends on wheather you want to buy it new or used, for new you can check Toyota, auto zone, advance auto, oriely's or even amazom. For used you can check a junk yards like pull apart, wrench it, and others for... » Read More Its not wise to replace a Cat unless the exhaust system is properly checked for temperature differences between CAT and engine, then from CAT out. secondly the P0420 code is usually a oxygen sensor code sensor code in some Toyota's therefore I recommend you stop by a auto zone or advance outo or even Oriely's and have them check and confirm this code for you, its free. For the ECM it depends on wheather you want to buy it new or used, for new you can check Toyota, auto zone, advance auto, oriely's or even amazom. For used you can check a junk yards like pull apart, wrench it, and others for a used ECM. I hope I was of some help to you. « Show Less
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IMO probably not. Google the P0300 code for assistance. Could be a simple fix like vacuum leak, weak battery, plugs and or plug wires or get expensive like coil pack(s), clogged Cat Converter, etc. Hope this helps.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyvdWeyDHf4
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If the sensor and connector look the same it should, to confirm you can contact Sundance customer support 1-800-883-7727 with the part # and they should be able to help
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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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Its not wise to replace a Cat unless the exhaust system is properly checked for temperature differences between CAT and engine, then from CAT out. secondly the P0420 code is usually a oxygen sensor code sensor code in some Toyota's therefore I recommend you stop by a auto zone or advance outo or even Oriely's and have them check and confirm this code for you, its free. For the ECM it depends on wheather you want to buy it new or used, for new you can check Toyota, auto zone, advance auto, oriely's or even amazom. For used you can check a junk yards like pull apart, wrench it, and others for a used ECM. I hope I was of some help to you.
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It might. Call the dealer, and they will give you the part number for the sensor. That is how I found out which part to purchase.
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If your application states 15664 then that is the right one there is only one type connector on it. I bought mine here and they worked fine..http://frugalmechanic.com/auto-part/bosch-15664-oxygen-sensor
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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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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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This part fixed my 96 4runner with the 3.4 liter. It had a P133 code and this fixed it. Bank 2 sensor one code wich is the 02 sensor before the catalytic converter. Hope this helps
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I found out which sensor I needed by calling a local VW Dealer, and asking them for pricing, and the part number. Also, I got the sensor installed at the Dealer for less than $60, and it is working great.
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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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Paul here. Verify your splice connection with OHM meter. if you get the error after the vehicle has run for a short time it is most likely a heater circuit fault. Exchange the sensor. I had the same problem with one on my Audi & replaced the universal unit with a OEM sensor. My universal unit failed after several miles.
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I'm pretty sure the answer is no. Too bad because I have one that I can't use. You need to know your engine model and then look online to figure out what sensors work. You need two one upstream and one downstream.
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I don't really know. I bought an adapter that was suppose to be compatible with the sensor but I could not get the thing to work with it. I just bought some batteries that are for high usage and they have been in the units for months now with no problems.