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had to replace an O2 sensor at 51K on my 01 GS300. now at 90K, another one is bad. what do they do and do i have to replace it? dont want to spend $500 the dealer rips me for something i dont need.

also, any way to get the check engine light to go off? thx for any help

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for the most part they help regulate your emissions but they will affect your gas mileage if they are bad! did u use oem ones whenu replaced it at 50k? yeah u can use a o2 simulator and have the code scaned out or u can fix it and it will go away!

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Don't waste your money at the dealer. Changing your 02 sensors is just like changing a very expensive light bulb. You can order replacement sensors from rockauto.com (pm if you want a 5% off coupon code) I suggest you stick with denso as far as the brand goes. If you can post your codes that you're getting I can probably direct you to a tutorial that shows you how to change them.

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i wouldnt suggest the dealer either, but dont aftremarket o2 sensors act funny on our cars? thought i had heard they still would pop a check engine light!

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i wouldnt suggest the dealer either, but dont aftremarket o2 sensors act funny on our cars? thought i had heard they still would pop a check engine light!

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brian

denso is the OEM manufacturer, I hear people saying avoid bosch so I did. I usually stick with an OEM manufacturer where possible.

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i wouldnt suggest the dealer either, but dont aftremarket o2 sensors act funny on our cars? thought i had heard they still would pop a check engine light!

"i will welcome myself back to the forum as im,woo hooooooooo, finally unsuspended! hahaha!"

brian

denso is the OEM manufacturer, I hear people saying avoid bosch so I did. I usually stick with an OEM manufacturer where possible.

I just had a sensor go bad - bank 1, sensor 2. Ordered the O2 from Rock Auto - Denso P/N 234-4622 which showed for forward lower. The wiring harness is no where near long enough - about 14" shy - at least on an 03 GS300. Anyone else run across this problem?

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