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Old 10-18-2008, 07:38 AM   #1
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newbie needs oxygen help

Hey all, landed here by random surf. My girlfriend has a 1998 Tundra w/ 2.4L. The oxygen sensors need to be replaced.The one under the hood Helen Keller could find. There is supposed to be another one somewhere else on the truck we haven't had a whole lot of luck finding it or a manual that shows it. Can anybody throw us a bone on this? Thanks Mike
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Old 10-18-2008, 07:47 AM   #2
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it would be located after the catalytic converter, which is more than likley located under the vehicle....
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Thank you Stumpuller454, the catalytic converter was exactlly where you said I"d probably find it,and the **** sensor was loitering in the same spot. I can build you a piano from a picture, but the car thing kicks my butt. Have a great day
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Welcome to the site:

What are the odds of two sensors going bad at the same time?
Are you sure there is not another problem? Once in a while simply dirty injectors can cause a lean cylinder that will result in a random misfire code, and often can come back as a bad O2 sensor.
What gave you the indication that the O2 sensors were bad?
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