Thank you for this video! Helped me a lot to know what sensor I was having problems with. I had just done a valve adjustment and had not plugged the sensor properly, but your video helped me a lot!
Thank you so much,very helpful detailed video.My Check Engine Light came on reading a P0154 Trouble Code.Which is Bank 2 Sensor 1.Which after seeing your video.It would be by the Front Head near the Radiator and the Top one Upstream.
If you have a chance can you tell me where the plug is to connect the bank 1 sensor 2... I cant figure out where to plug it into (2008 ridgeline) anyone?
Please help!! My 08 shows bank 1 sensor 2 is bad(p0420) I see the sensor np but HOW on earth can u find and reach the plug in for it? Cant see or find it..i know it's on top towards firewall but I can't for the life of me see it!
Found it today. Look on your exhaust. Looking at it from the bottom of the car up. The sensor (bank 1 sensor 2) is located on top of the exhaust before the cat converter. Here's a link to help. engine-codes.com/qa/?qa=blob&qa_blobid=1503493096137047781
It's me again. Fast forward 3 years now. Never did replace this o2 but light eventually went away...until yesterday.. now it's same sensor but code p0139.. still running like a champ all this time though..
Seriously? You just looked in the engine compartment and said "There it is", when you can't even directly point to what we're seeing...... How can anyone tink this is helpful?
@@jeffreyhawn1559 my mistake assuming the viewer knows what a 02 sensor looks like. Also some of these you can hardly even find them let alone get a camera on them. Did my best to explain which is which and thats the most important thing if working off reading from a OB scan tool
Thank you for this video! Helped me a lot to know what sensor I was having problems with. I had just done a valve adjustment and had not plugged the sensor properly, but your video helped me a lot!
Your welcome. Im glad I could help.
I just bought another 3.5. I love these things
If I'm getting a p0430 code , which 02 sensor is it ?
Best video I’ve ever seen
Thanks
Thank you so much,very helpful detailed video.My Check Engine Light came on reading a P0154 Trouble Code.Which is Bank 2 Sensor 1.Which after seeing your video.It would be by the Front Head near the Radiator and the Top one Upstream.
Hey how's it going did you recently sell your 07 Honda Ridgeline because I think I just brought it
Yes I had. Did it have BF Goodrich tires on it?
If you have a chance can you tell me where the plug is to connect the bank 1 sensor 2... I cant figure out where to plug it into (2008 ridgeline) anyone?
Helpful man 👍 thanks
Please help!! My 08
shows bank 1 sensor 2 is bad(p0420) I see the sensor np but HOW on earth can u find and reach the plug in for it? Cant see or find it..i know it's on top towards firewall but I can't for the life of me see it!
Found it today. Look on your exhaust. Looking at it from the bottom of the car up. The sensor (bank 1 sensor 2) is located on top of the exhaust before the cat converter.
Here's a link to help. engine-codes.com/qa/?qa=blob&qa_blobid=1503493096137047781
@@kop4860 Nope, Bank 1 sensor 2 is the one just before of the Cat, in the flex hose fitting on a ridgeline.
It's me again. Fast forward 3 years now. Never did replace this o2 but light eventually went away...until yesterday.. now it's same sensor but code p0139.. still running like a champ all this time though..
Thankyou
Welcome and thanks for watching. I love that model Ridgeline. What a awesome vehicle
All I want her tanks so much 🙏🙏👌
Thank you
Seriously? You just looked in the engine compartment and said "There it is", when you can't even directly point to what we're seeing...... How can anyone tink this is helpful?
@@jeffreyhawn1559 my mistake assuming the viewer knows what a 02 sensor looks like. Also some of these you can hardly even find them let alone get a camera on them. Did my best to explain which is which and thats the most important thing if working off reading from a OB scan tool
tell me if the bank2 or bank 1 both come with 2 piece of sensor thank you for the video