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I have a cel that just came on on my 95 ES. Car still runs fine. I went to autozone and discount auto to get it checked, but both said they can only check 96+ 1387914497.gif

any other ideas. what do you guys think it is? car has 92k miles. I'm guessing it's an 02 sensor....

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I went to autozone and discount auto to get it checked, but both said they can only check 96+ :uh:

Your car is OBD II. Just go back to AutoZone, and tell them it's a 1998 model. ;) They always say '96 because that's when most (or all?) cars became OBD II. The ES was OBD II since '94. AutoZone read many codes on my old 94 ES. I second the O2 sensor guess!

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Ya. Just be sure you're using the OBD-II compatible DLC. (DLC3 behind the fuse box cover I do believe). The 1mz-fe's are the world's first compliant OBD-II engines, but oddly still had Toyota's OBD-I DLC1 & DLC2.

Wierd, wild *BLEEP* man.

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thanks for the tips guys. here's the results. first 02 sensor

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it looks like this sensor is easy to change. is there anything special I need to know, or do I just unbolt/unplug the old one and vice versa?

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wow...i think they heater circuit in Es300's are no good... mine went out also but i bought a OBDII checker and did it myself. its crazyy...it went out on a few friends to. ehh its just simple unbolt plug in and play

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thanks again guys. I am getting ready to install new sensor and I just realized I don't know which one is "sensor 1 in bank 1"

is it the one on the front of the motor or the one on back near firewall?

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I did more searching and found out it's the one near fire wall. of course :cries:

no biggie though, I already changed it. I just had to cram my arm in behind the motor. it took me longer to get the plug unplugged because it was hard to get 2 hands on it.

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so after the 02 sensor was replaced, about a week later, now another CEL. this time it's the 0401 EGR code. do I need to get a new egr valve or egr valve actuator or are they the same part?

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Take it off & clean it, the actuator, the electronic harness for it & make sure the vacuum lines are OK.

thanks-saw your response on CL too. so do I just clean it with carb cleaner, does that usually work? also, is the actuator part of the egr when you buy a new oem egr, or is that a separate part?

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Take it off & clean it, the actuator, the electronic harness for it & make sure the vacuum lines are OK.

thanks-saw your response on CL too. so do I just clean it with carb cleaner, does that usually work? also, is the actuator part of the egr when you buy a new oem egr, or is that a separate part?

so is the actuator part of the egr when you buy a new oem egr, or is that a separate part?

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