durec

Recently a local mechanic used a general diagnostic on our '93 and code 25 came up. Since he used a general approach, we took it to a Toyota dealer to have a specific diagnostic ran...turns out its the oxygen sensors. Toyota will replace both for about $830, the general mechanic will do it for $500. I can purchase the sensors from NAPA for about $200 total. Are these easy to install? This is my wife's vehicle and I have only worked on custom Dodge and Chevy trucks previously.

Thanks

PureDrifter

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simple and relatively straightforward, but annoying (for the rears) as you have to take a fair bit of the interior apart in the front to get to the wiring.

deanshark

Wow $830 just for the front 2. What would they charge for the back 2 seeing how the carpet needs to come up to get the wires? I really think it would be worth it for you to change them out seeing how you can twist a wrench.

LiCelsior

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i say u go to the NELOC forum and ask some VA guys on shop suggestions.

NjRican

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where on Va do you live? Im in norfolk and if you get the sensors i can put them on for you.

williamb82

if you buy the direct bolt in where you dont have to do any soldiering, then id say its about a 20min job for the front 2, and maybe a half hour-45min for the rear 2. do it yourself. buy a wrench the size needed. 7/8ths is the size, or just buy a o2 sensor socket.

durec

Thanks so much for the great advice folks! Bought the Denso sensors from NAPA for about $92 each; looking to install this week. Was presently surprised that NAPA had them for so much less than Adnance or AutoZone