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Old 09-24-09, 07:40 AM   #16
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And take her for a drive
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Old 09-24-09, 07:42 AM   #17
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Put the fuse back in and start up the car. If all goes well, the CEL will be off. If the CEL comes back on:

* clean MAF
* try new air filter
* test other sensor

There you have it. How to replace the air fuel sensor. Hope this helps someone.
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Old 09-24-09, 09:48 AM   #18
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Great thread. Make sure you add a link to this post in the DIY thread here,

http://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-f...x300-diys.html
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Old 09-24-09, 10:29 AM   #19
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Nice DIY; the only thing I would add is that my hands are too big to get to the connector from above. I used this grappler gizmo ($15 @ Home Depot) from underneath.

Clip the hooks around the sensor side of the connector, reach up with one hand to open the tab and jiggle the tool with the other hand to loosen the plug; you can tell when success is at hand when the tab doesn't click back down when you let go. You can then reach up and pull out the plug.
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Old 09-25-09, 12:18 AM   #20
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Put the fuse back in and start up the car. If all goes well, the CEL will be off. If the CEL comes back on:

* clean MAF
* try new air filter
* test other sensor

There you have it. How to replace the air fuel sensor. Hope this helps someone.
Really excellent write-up! Thanks for the effort.
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Old 09-27-09, 06:50 AM   #21
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Great post!!! Thank you!
Ryan, you totally just threw your comment right in the middle of his DIY, wtf dude?
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Ryan, you totally just threw your comment right in the middle of his DIY, wtf dude?
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Sir ..Just changed my air fuel sensor,on bank1..the hard one for unclipping the socket.. simple two guys ...one guy holding the locking clip down....the guy underneath unplug it ....took a 10 minutes to do it..... very easy
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