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Old Mar 10, 2008 | 09:26 PM
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Default 1997 ES300 code:P0135 =(

Heated 02 Sensor Bank 1,Sensor 1

So this code basically means the 02 sensor in the exhaust manifold.I changed it out but check engine didnt clear.The probable cause are:

1- 02 sensor defective
2- poor connection at oxygen sensor
3- check circuit fuse

Im sure its number 3.Were is that exactly?I also noticed the fuse to the clock and side mirrors went out again after only maybe 1-2 weeks on me replacing it.I guess there is something shorting it out.

Any help is appreciated.Thanks.

-Alex
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Old Mar 10, 2008 | 09:28 PM
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damit i just found a thread that says bank 1 is actually an 02 sensor by the firewall.I guess I changed out the wrong one.I never knew there was an 02 back there.
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Old Mar 10, 2008 | 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by AlleyKat
damit i just found a thread that says bank 1 is actually an 02 sensor by the firewall.I guess I changed out the wrong one.I never knew there was an 02 back there.
haha i did the same thing today
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Old Mar 10, 2008 | 11:01 PM
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haha i did the same thing today
Did you change it out already? Im gonna wait till the daytime to see how it is.I hope I still have the old 02 sensor I removed from the header.I guess I put in a new one for nothing.Maybe the rear one is the same as the new one?I can just reuse it.

Anyone have an idea why my mirror/clock fuse went out again?
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Old Mar 11, 2008 | 01:42 AM
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Originally Posted by AlleyKat
Did you change it out already? Im gonna wait till the daytime to see how it is.I hope I still have the old 02 sensor I removed from the header.I guess I put in a new one for nothing.Maybe the rear one is the same as the new one?I can just reuse it.

Anyone have an idea why my mirror/clock fuse went out again?

i changed it out, and broke the old one by accident wile doing it

so i guess i cannot reuse it.... autozone here i come again
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Old Mar 11, 2008 | 09:20 AM
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What route did you go to pull it out.Im about to go outside and look at it.Maybe I can get my gf to fit her little hand in there to get it.
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Old Mar 11, 2008 | 03:35 PM
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Wow I cant find it
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Old May 25, 2009 | 12:45 PM
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Default 97 oxygen sensor

I bought a new sensor, put it in the front and found out i should have changed the back one. I got a bank 1 sensor 1. So I took the original one I took out of the front and put it in the back.

I still get the check engine light. I disconected the battery, the I took out the EFI fuse. Both times the check engine light went out. It's when i went to restart it the check engine light came back on.

Do I need to buy a new sensor for the back? The old one worked on the front.
Help?????????
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Old May 25, 2009 | 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by AlleyKat
Heated 02 Sensor Bank 1,Sensor 1

So this code basically means the 02 sensor in the exhaust manifold.I changed it out but check engine didnt clear.The probable cause are:

1- 02 sensor defective
2- poor connection at oxygen sensor
3- check circuit fuse

Im sure its number 3.Were is that exactly?I also noticed the fuse to the clock and side mirrors went out again after only maybe 1-2 weeks on me replacing it.I guess there is something shorting it out.

Any help is appreciated.Thanks.

-Alex
The manual state to check the resistence of the heater (at the ecm, with the connector removed from the ecm) and then check the fuse. Before replacing the sensor.
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