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Bank 1 is generally the cylinder bank closest to the firewall. Bank 2 is the one closest to the radiator.
Sensor 1 is the one in the exhaust manifold.
If the OBD code says it is running lean, you find it is covered in black soot when you remove it. With the new one in, you may get a running lean code as it is burning the soot out. Reset the code, it is a false positive. Happened to me last week.
More time would be spent getting the car in the air on lift or jacked high enough for you to get at the sensor, unplug the sensor and remove and replace 20 mins tops....
Hi there: There is a sensor located before a emission device called a catalytic
converter that is located on both sides. The sensors in the back of the
engine are called O2 sensor 1 bank one, (sensor before the catalytic
converter) and O2 sensor 2 bank one (located after the converter).
On the front of the engine, going down you have two as well for there is
a converter on both sides. first one coming from the engine is O2
sensor 1 bank 2 and then your failed one after the converter, O2 sensor 2
bank 2.
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I had exactly the same problem .Mine was corrected with replacing the O2 sensors .The sensors cost less than $30 each but cost about 20 mins labor per sensor .So if you got an honest mechanic the total cost will be around $130 .
2000 saturn v6 sensor 2 bank 1 where is that
2000 saturn v6 sensor 2 bank 1 where is that
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