Faulty heater circuit
05-26-10, 05:25 PM
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Faulty heater circuit
The diagnostics code is P0135. The mechanic report indicates sensor good but has faulty heater circuit. any suggestions for a used part and how difficult is it to replace?
1997 es300
1997 es300
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05-27-10, 06:30 AM
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Buy a new one. Rockauto.com has them for a decent price. Should be the sensor closest to the firewall. Not that hard to change, but you might have to come up from the bottom of the car.
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Thanks for your help... I replaced both sensors from advance auto to solve the problem. Faulty headter circuit explanation confused me. If it said ox senors I would have known what direction to go
Thanks again Frohboy 33
Thanks again Frohboy 33
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I have a 1995 ES300 with P0135 code, which I believe is a Bank 1 oxygen sensor heater circuit malfunction error.
Using Rockauto.com, I found that the replacement part is Bosch 13354 (Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment). However, when reading comments about that part on Amazon.com, I found this statement:
This Bosch O2 sensor fits before the catalytic converter on federal emissions vehicles. If you have a California vehicle, use Bosch# 13733 (Bosch 13733 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment) sensor. Also, note that some New England states use California vehicle emissions standards. I bought my Camry (2.2L, 4 cyl) in NY and had to return this sensor for the California emissions version which fit perfectly and worked great.
Note: I bought my car in California. I am wondering if I need 13733 ($112) or 13354 ($68). Any ideas? Is Denso better?
Using Rockauto.com, I found that the replacement part is Bosch 13354 (Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment). However, when reading comments about that part on Amazon.com, I found this statement:
This Bosch O2 sensor fits before the catalytic converter on federal emissions vehicles. If you have a California vehicle, use Bosch# 13733 (Bosch 13733 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment) sensor. Also, note that some New England states use California vehicle emissions standards. I bought my Camry (2.2L, 4 cyl) in NY and had to return this sensor for the California emissions version which fit perfectly and worked great.
Note: I bought my car in California. I am wondering if I need 13733 ($112) or 13354 ($68). Any ideas? Is Denso better?
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