Bank 1 sensor 1 and bank 1 sensor 2 help
Help...
Can anyone help me with the location of bank 1 sensor 1 and bank 1 sensor 2 on a 2003 gs300. Looking for any info... Denso part numbers, upstream down etc... The error code for the bank 1 sen 1 was p0031 and the code for bank 1 sensor 2 is p0037 Thanks again |
They're in the exhaust.
Did you try Google? I just took 2 seconds to type "gs300 bank 1 sensor 2" into Google and the very first result was a "how to" thread on this very forum. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/mai...ode-p0141.html The diagram in that thread should be all the info you need to replace both sensors. Put your flame suit on.... |
Originally Posted by mk2tmr2
(Post 7814782)
They're in the exhaust.
Did you try Google? I just took 2 seconds to type "gs300 bank 1 sensor 2" into Google and the very first result was a "how to" thread on this very forum. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/mai...ode-p0141.html The diagram in that thread should be all the info you need to replace both sensors. Put your flame suit on.... |
I did bank 2 sensor 2 with a generic Bosch sensor. It was a very easy job. It's probably easier than both of the Bank 1 sensors because you can get plenty of leverage on the sensor with a long breaker bar. Access to the plug under the passenger carpet is dead easy.
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Originally Posted by JKgs
(Post 7814713)
Help...
Can anyone help me with the location of bank 1 sensor 1 and bank 1 sensor 2 on a 2003 gs300. Looking for any info... Denso part numbers, upstream down etc... The error code for the bank 1 sen 1 was p0031 and the code for bank 1 sensor 2 is p0037 Thanks again |
Originally Posted by mk2tmr2
(Post 7815222)
I did bank 2 sensor 2 with a generic Bosch sensor. It was a very easy job. It's probably easier than both of the Bank 1 sensors because you can get plenty of leverage on the sensor with a long breaker bar. Access to the plug under the passenger carpet is dead easy.
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Originally Posted by subzero32
(Post 7815686)
Did you just pry up the door sill with a screw driver to get under the carpet?
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Access to the plug under the passenger carpet is dead easy.http://www.mczz.info/12a.jpg
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