There is a sensor test menu/procedure in INPA (I think under F9), it tests O2 sensors and shows resulting Min and Max values for all of them, narrow and widebands.
Hi Cygan, could you help me identify which 02 sensor is bad in my case ? Here are the values which differ : *multiplication adaptation: bank 1: 30.443% | bank 2: 4.211% *correction injection time: bank 1: 5.66% | bank 2: 1.34% *lambda voltage after catalyst: bank 1: 0.13v | bank 2: 0.78 v Thanks a lot !
While I was doing an oil change today I noticed that the wires on my downstream o2's were burnt to shit. I didn't think much of it because I had no engine light. It's such a coincidence that I got this notification RIGHT as I finished. Definitely going to change them out ASAP, thanks for the informative vid!
I'm a new commer to your channel and I have to say, you explain all with such clear and simple way that I can't see another channel with such a good content.... keep the good work man, excelent and accurate
25 year ASE master tech. Post cat sensors monitor catalyst efficiency only. They have nothing to do with fuel mixture if the Pre cat sensors are working. You cannot accurately measure afr after a catalytic converter.
Thx, yeah I drive AMG's and this video left me a little confused. The primary cat's voltage fluxuates between .1 v-.9 v. while the secondary is a 'mid point' at .5 v.. But can wide-band or narrow band b used upstream or down?
Not entirely true. I have acces to the Mercedes WIS and on the ME 2.8 the post cat sensors are called the master sensors and are used for two sensor control. They are also used to make corrections to the fuel. mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/491094-diagnose-secondary-air-injection-egr-post-cat-02-sensors-through-sds-5.html#post7943273
Not true. I thought the same and drove with bad post O2 in my N54 for awhile. Thought the code it was throwing was for the downpipes. I was experiencing timing corrections and afr issues under full load in the higher rpms. Ended up changing them out for the same ones in the video and it fixed the issues I was having.
From what little I am understanding about what you're showing us. This all happened because the person that did your "DP Fix" didn't put it back together quite right a crossed two wire pins and instead of oin 19 and 20 being in their correct places they were crossed and 19 was in the spot where 20 should go and Visa Versa? But I learned so good stuff from this as well like some of the relations between the two sensors and what they might be doing when trying to adjust and measure your levels of Oxygen etc. The O2 sensor mod to save money is a great bit of info. Thank you again for the helpful video.
Just bought the same set off eBay for my 135 2009, way cheaper than the original with the full harness 👍 thanks for this video and the full explanation
Swap at 11:08 👍 Nice work. Have to get money done. Codes on bank 2. The one that's a pain to reach. Otherwise a 10 min job. Wish they'd consider access more in future.
There are a few rules to remember whether you have a BMW or not. It is important to know the brand of the OEM sensor. Sometimes when a Denso or an NTK is replaced with a Bosch, it makes the car run poorly. I suppose the same thing could happen if a Bosch was replaced with a Denso or NTK. However, I have never had a problem replacing an NTK with a Denso or a Denso with and NTK. Universal 4 wire O2 sensors have another benefit. Some very old cars had a one wire oxygen sensor. It would take longer for the sensor to warm up and start reading. With the right conversion kit, you can get that sensor to work sooner. Building something to properly heat that sensor requires some special wiring. The need to convert heated oxygen sensors becomes more important when replacing iron manifolds with long tube headers.
Thank you so much! After installing new 17T turbos with catless downpipes I haven't been able to get rid of air/fuel and 02 codes. Have misfires etc. I'm going to do this and get back to you with my results. Thanks again for all your videos. You've been a great help for ALL of my mods.
@@chtistianvasquez6029 YES! It's been running perfectly. No codes. AFR's reading right. Also installed XHP stage 2. Thanks again for the help on this. Really saved me after all the work.
so i put new upstream o2’s in my downpipes after just having them plugged for forever. and i had the correct o2’s in correct pipes and correct connections. yet i was getting a o2 sensor swapped code. i’ve never changed my downstreams, could this maybe be the issue?
DP fix is the only thing that will pass emissions when they test for completed monitors. If you just want the check engine light off MHD or code out with custom tune.
@@rottdogsparky the downpipe fix is MHD, if you install MHD into your ecu there is a setting for “OEM/catted dps” you make sure it isn’t checked for the code prevention.... hopefully this helps !
Whoa wait, should i be resetting adaptations after replacing these sensors??? Is there also an adaptation reset for MRS, specifically for your BST? I have a 2D0D (P0030) AND 93B2 (Battery Security Clampe). I've replaced the upstream O2 sensor (N55) and my Battery Safety Terminal to help fix the codes but they haven't gone away and when i try to reset them, they just come back
I'm sure the primary o2 sensors are the same sensor also , just you pay more for the shorter wire. So if you ever replace the primary sensors just get 2 long ones and save some money
Excuse my ignorance. I have Catless down pipes. Would that be the reason that damages the o2 sensor’s? I probably get the garage to install due to my resources. I’ve installed new plugs ran smoothly for a week then misfires. Now getting 2a2c code initially. Tried liqui moly fuel additive ran fine for a bit then more misfires. Do you think all 02 sensors need replacement? Car has done 160km never driven hard.
Can an oxygen sensor be faulty without reporting an DTC? What is the best way to test it, can it be cleaned maybe? I have problems on cold start for a few seconds the idle is rough, and afterward everything is good i would say. All glow plugs are changed and the relay too. The car is E91 LCI 318D 105kw 11/09, it has only 1 oxygen sensor I would say only on the DPF, next to the temperature exhaust sensor and the pipe for pressure sensor. Thank you for the answer in advance.
Hi, I’ve been watching your videos because I’ve been chasing some misfire and rich condition with my e92 N55 engine. Would this work for my car as well? Do you have another link for the primary 02 sensor as well?
I’m having this issue with my BMW, i replaced the big Disa valve (1) and catalytic converters and all the lights were gone, but now is giving me another code, 002AAC. The Big Disa valve is new, the small one I checked too and it’s pretty good, I even did the active test with the scanner and it seems to work, but while reading the live data of my sensor, it kinda looks weird, could that be my issue? Thanks
I have an 07 335xi I’m putting catless down pipes on next week. Would you recommend changing the 02 sensors then to this conversion? It’s the MSD80 ecu, and I have 129000 miles.
Im still using my msd80 ecu and after i did the mosphet upgrades and did the carless downpipes i put o2 spacers on the rear o2s thinking id have luck getting it to pass for emissions but later found out i just ruined the rear o2 sensors so im about to do this cause i have the same codes you're throwing in this video and if my msd80 ecu is telling me this same issue it must be pretty bad but i need to get this car fixed cause if not i wont have tags for 3 months saving up $500 for the 4 o2 sensors but now i think i just need 2 of them based off this video so gonna try this and see if it fixes my issues and take the caps off the o2s and not reinstall them on the new ones but based off how you explained it it makes alot of sense as to why this is happening now and why it feels like my car is at loss for power cause it is
Great video as usual! But, I think you should talk more about how you swapped the wires with your ECU and what the issue was exactly with upgrading to MSD81. I just upgraded to MSD81 and I am having error codes that I didn't have before (misfires in inj 2-3-4-5 and mixture control 1 /2). I am suspecting that there is an issue with the wires with the new ECU...
I replaced my (e90 318i) NOx sensor and reset the adaptations, before with the faulty sensor I was getting only one fault code 3104 now with the new one im getting two fault codes 30DC and 30DE. Why? Injector, sparkplugs and coilpack all brand new. Help pls.
I got the same symptons then you! Just after replace my spark plugs. Then I follow your steps, initilly checking the DME mosfets, there I found one damaged. But while I'm holding the shipping of it, I believe that my BANK 1 sensor are also bad... CODES P0300, 301, 302, 303, P10A5 and P323F are there. I'm ready to order the 4 O2 sensors to solve it... do you think that it will be enough to solve my codes?
I would never do hack wiring on a O2 sensor. Not saying you did a hack job... don’t take it that way. Just I’ve had very bad experiences on separate old cars that came with them like that to ever do it. O2 sensors are very sensitive and wires are very thin. But hey... hopefully it works out for you. That’s one sensor I wouldn’t try to save a few bucks and hack/crimp.
I had downpipes installed on my n54 2013 335is get check engine light every morning if I change the O2 to the ones you're talking about in your video will that shove my problem and do you have to change the ECU Thanks and great video.
Wonder if this is why my single turbo setup is giving me fuel trim codes. Both rear o2 sensors are in a single 3” exhaust post turbo. Would moving the rear o2s to the manifold (separated by bank) fix my fuel trims issue? I’ve notice I have to reset my fuel trims every so often or the car will drive like crap.
So with there being two white cables, a gray, and a black cable, does it matter which white cable is connected to each other? Currently doing some work and previous owner must have hit something that broke the connector to ecu side and I am just trying to rewire from o2 sensor side to the ecu side without the need for buying the male/female pigtails. Any help would be great thanks!
it appears I may have answered my own question by looking up the colors through part number given. "All Bosch 4-wire sensors have a black wire for the signal, a gray wire for ground and 2 white wires for the heater. Note: the wire colors and functions on non-Bosch sensors are not necessarily the same as on Bosch sensors"
I also have an 8 335i. I replaced the MOSFETS in mine. After replaced I'm getting very rough idle and code p0174. No other codes. Car is pretty much undriveable. Maybe replace bank 2 sensor? (p0174 is for bank 2) Ive done a smoke test to check for any leaks and nothing. Any help is appreciated. Thanks !
My obd2 reader claims bank 1 system to rich PO172, HAVE REPLACED UPSTREAM SENSOR, EML LIGHT CAME. BACK? SHALL. I CHANGE DOWNSTREAM SENSOR? IS DOWNSTREAM BANK 1 UNDERNEATH CAR? ANY HELP APPRECIATED THANKS
Thanks for getting me to check my pins 19 and 20 which I had swapped when removing DPFix. This was the central cause of all my bank 2 misfires and continual rich conditions which caused me to replace 3 injectors and plugs and consider replacing all my O2 sensors. Essentially this wire swap error caused the postcat O2 sensors to be mismatched with the primaries. LTFTs and STFTs are now in bounds. Still trying to resolve a 29E1 however but the car seems to be running strong.
@@n54hamzeh58 Pins 19 and 20 are yellow wires in the small black connector in the DME area that you temporarily extract. To install the DPFIX, you insert the DPFIX black female wires into these positions. Record which yellow wire originally went in the 19 and 20 pin position, so they can be correctly reinserted when the DPFIX is removed. If they are swapped, I believe you will get codes saying the O2 sensors are swapped. I ended up replacing all my injectors with Index 12s and this resolved my misfire problems.
@@glennshimamoto9922 thank you for the info. Just to be clear, is it no longer recommended that we use the dpfix? I've been out of the scene for a minute, but I'm now installing a ST kit so I'm trying to catch back up. Thank you for taking the time to answer our questions.
Hey bud. I have a lean condition on bank 2. On wot the car lights up the service engine soon light. Codes shoe cyl 5 and 6 misfire. I have done compression test, change the coils and injectors around with no change. I was wondering if the rear o2s are the issue. Car starts fine, idles fine but sometimes has long crank after daily driving. Hpfp and lpfp pressure is good also. Been chasing this around for a while. Also im using a custome tune e50.
Very informative & well explained. For my 2008 335i (108K miles), my bank 1 cylinders are throwing misfire codes and I get rough cold starts. Indie shop says my injectors are bad. I can believe that but think I have an additional problem related to my bank 1 secondary cat sensor. On car scanner, bank 1 sensor 2 output voltage dithers from .05 to .85 volts and never reaches steady state at any engine rpm. Bank 2 sensor 2 acts as expected - it varies between .8 and .4 volts with engine rpm. I’ve replaced both post cat sensors now and bank 1 still dithers at about 1 HZ. Just had my car emission tested & passed with no issues. Do I have a potential cat problem on bank 1? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
On your affiliate link it says the sensor is for cylinders 1-3 can you use the same sensor for bank 2 cylinder 4-6 or is it a different part number for that sensor?
@@anthonymalburg3885 I was reading the questions answered on Amazon about the product and it says they are the same. I ordered them already need them for my turbo upgrade this weekend, might as well do it while the the turbos come out.
Hi I watch all your videos I am installing catalyst downpipe’s and intakes and charge pipe and intercooler. Am I going to have a problem throwing codes I have a JB plus tune? Thanks
I wasn’t going to try to put intakes in until I saw your video. I got them in after a battle but I have a lift which makes it much easier, thanks again
Ok i gave replace them and follow your video and copy it but i have codes 29F4 and 29F5. It is not showing on my dash but when i read codes with MHD. Help me bro, do you have these code olso
No youd have to find a universal wide band sensor that would work for the primary sensors the part number provided is for the post cat o2 sensors not the primary im going to go look on amazon and see if i can find a Wideband o2 sensor thats universal so you have to wire it and see how much it cost upside the factory units that are nearly $150 each
my 07 e92 throwing a DME active code of 2C32 & 2C6a and 2C6B, But I got no engine light, it does turn on time to time. Car is on a MHD stg 1+ tune with oem DP, not sure if I should worry about this.
Hi bro, im getting 2C40 code and im confused if I need to change my old MSD or I will change my o2 sensors. AFR Bank 2 reading is stuck at 20. any suggestion?
Great video I have same issue and I am about to do same job but my question is you used same sensor for bank 1 and 2 or there is different part number? Because Amazon showing package of two with 2 different part numbers like 15733 15730 But 15730 shows that it does not fit the car. Is all sensors same size treat and same voltage for the rear and for the front? Do I purchase same part number that you showing for both side bank 1 and 2? Thanks
Do you not have the check engine light for not having the original cats down pipe? What did you do to remove the check light after installing the catless down pipes?
@@VehicularDIY I used Jb4 tune and I still have the light on for no cats. Is jb4 not a tune? I used the jb4 app to read codes when the light comes on and its always the code saying the 2 downpipe no cats. Lol
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There is a sensor test menu/procedure in INPA (I think under F9), it tests O2 sensors and shows resulting Min and Max values for all of them, narrow and widebands.
Hi Cygan, could you help me identify which 02 sensor is bad in my case ? Here are the values which differ :
*multiplication adaptation:
bank 1: 30.443% | bank 2: 4.211%
*correction injection time:
bank 1: 5.66% | bank 2: 1.34%
*lambda voltage after catalyst:
bank 1: 0.13v | bank 2: 0.78 v
Thanks a lot !
While I was doing an oil change today I noticed that the wires on my downstream o2's were burnt to shit. I didn't think much of it because I had no engine light. It's such a coincidence that I got this notification RIGHT as I finished. Definitely going to change them out ASAP, thanks for the informative vid!
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I'm a new commer to your channel and I have to say, you explain all with such clear and simple way that I can't see another channel with such a good content.... keep the good work man, excelent and accurate
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25 year ASE master tech. Post cat sensors monitor catalyst efficiency only. They have nothing to do with fuel mixture if the Pre cat sensors are working. You cannot accurately measure afr after a catalytic converter.
Thx, yeah I drive AMG's and this video left me a little confused. The primary cat's voltage fluxuates between .1 v-.9 v. while the secondary is a 'mid point' at .5 v.. But can wide-band or narrow band b used upstream or down?
Not entirely true. I have acces to the Mercedes WIS and on the ME 2.8 the post cat sensors are called the master sensors and are used for two sensor control. They are also used to make corrections to the fuel.
mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/491094-diagnose-secondary-air-injection-egr-post-cat-02-sensors-through-sds-5.html#post7943273
Not true. I thought the same and drove with bad post O2 in my N54 for awhile. Thought the code it was throwing was for the downpipes. I was experiencing timing corrections and afr issues under full load in the higher rpms. Ended up changing them out for the same ones in the video and it fixed the issues I was having.
Scott, regarding 02 sensors, have u ever driven or ran an engine w/o them? Does it stutter? Does it run ok?
@@135i Hey thx Brad!!!!!
From what little I am understanding about what you're showing us. This all happened because the person that did your "DP Fix" didn't put it back together quite right a crossed two wire pins and instead of oin 19 and 20 being in their correct places they were crossed and 19 was in the spot where 20 should go and Visa Versa? But I learned so good stuff from this as well like some of the relations between the two sensors and what they might be doing when trying to adjust and measure your levels of Oxygen etc. The O2 sensor mod to save money is a great bit of info. Thank you again for the helpful video.
Just got finished doing this a minute ago and it worked like a charm. You are the man!!!!!
What was your issues before doing them?
@@Itsnotimportantbud they didn't work
Just bought the same set off eBay for my 135 2009, way cheaper than the original with the full harness 👍 thanks for this video and the full explanation
Is the post cat O2 sensor located the same as the video?
Very good,so many people have problems with these sensors because they do not understand them.
Yeah, I figured it was only post cat related. Didn't know it influenced the wideband. Makes sense... Thanks for sharing!
Swap at 11:08 👍
Nice work. Have to get money done. Codes on bank 2. The one that's a pain to reach. Otherwise a 10 min job. Wish they'd consider access more in future.
Awesome I have e92 and plan on hooking up all sorts of stuff based on all your videos
Awesome, this will also help when I install my single turbo with a hood exit exhaust! I will need to extend the wiring so this is a perfect solution.
I don’t own a 3 series but 5 mins in I sub’ed.
This is a ultimate life saver in prices thank you so much will definitely be using your link thanks.
Wish I had watched this earlier lol. So helpful, and I’m replacing my n55 post cat. All makes sense now!
I'll keep this in mind once I find my 335I project car. :)
Great Job. Soon I would like to buy a e92 and your videos helped a lot to prepare for some work on car. Keep going like that.
bro killer content and is very helpful.👍keep up good work.
Love your explanation, you're my guy. Keep up your good work
There are a few rules to remember whether you have a BMW or not.
It is important to know the brand of the OEM sensor. Sometimes when a Denso or an NTK is replaced with a Bosch, it makes the car run poorly. I suppose the same thing could happen if a Bosch was replaced with a Denso or NTK.
However, I have never had a problem replacing an NTK with a Denso or a Denso with and NTK.
Universal 4 wire O2 sensors have another benefit. Some very old cars had a one wire oxygen sensor. It would take longer for the sensor to warm up and start reading. With the right conversion kit, you can get that sensor to work sooner. Building something to properly heat that sensor requires some special wiring. The need to convert heated oxygen sensors becomes more important when replacing iron manifolds with long tube headers.
You answered my question in your well explained details..thx dude
Thank you so much! After installing new 17T turbos with catless downpipes I haven't been able to get rid of air/fuel and 02 codes. Have misfires etc. I'm going to do this and get back to you with my results. Thanks again for all your videos. You've been a great help for ALL of my mods.
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@@chtistianvasquez6029 YES! It's been running perfectly. No codes. AFR's reading right. Also installed XHP stage 2. Thanks again for the help on this. Really saved me after all the work.
@@tazwinsulose so all you did was replace secondary o2?
@@TimelessMotors Yes but you have to use Bosch# 15733 for both and splice the wires to the or plugs.
Outstanding. I think this is my issue. Thanks for the explanation!
These are not available on the link you have posted. Can you update the link to where I can purchase these please. Thanks!
so i put new upstream o2’s in my downpipes after just having them plugged for forever. and i had the correct o2’s in correct pipes and correct connections. yet i was getting a o2 sensor swapped code. i’ve never changed my downstreams, could this maybe be the issue?
What do we need to do for catless DP? Alternative to DP fix.
DP fix is the only thing that will pass emissions when they test for completed monitors. If you just want the check engine light off MHD or code out with custom tune.
@@scottxp800 can someone tell me what the DP fix is? exactly? tune? parts?
@@rottdogsparky the downpipe fix is MHD, if you install MHD into your ecu there is a setting for “OEM/catted dps” you make sure it isn’t checked for the code prevention.... hopefully this helps !
Whoa wait, should i be resetting adaptations after replacing these sensors??? Is there also an adaptation reset for MRS, specifically for your BST?
I have a 2D0D (P0030) AND 93B2 (Battery Security Clampe). I've replaced the upstream O2 sensor (N55) and my Battery Safety Terminal to help fix the codes but they haven't gone away and when i try to reset them, they just come back
Great videos! My turbos arrive tomorrow:)
I'm sure the primary o2 sensors are the same sensor also , just you pay more for the shorter wire. So if you ever replace the primary sensors just get 2 long ones and save some money
WeeDxBLaZeR the tips look different
Did you watch the video? Front sensors are 5 wire Lambda sensors, expensive. A normal 4 wire O2 sensor cannot be used to replace a Lambda sensor.
@@scottxp800 did I say that?
I said the 2 primary o2 sensors are the same you just pay more for the shorter wire ? Did you read my comment?
Why you replaced both downstream sensors? Wasn't enough one of these? I have P114D(pending)
How do you reset o2 adaptation? I left dp fix too long now I can't get rid of lean code on 1 bank. Thanks.
Tight spot,good engineering
Excuse my ignorance. I have Catless down pipes. Would that be the reason that damages the o2 sensor’s? I probably get the garage to install due to my resources. I’ve installed new plugs ran smoothly for a week then misfires. Now getting 2a2c code initially. Tried liqui moly fuel additive ran fine for a bit then more misfires. Do you think all 02 sensors need replacement? Car has done 160km never driven hard.
My error is P114d, indicated B2S2. I have to replace both of them? ✋
What if I'm running a single turbo?
Can an oxygen sensor be faulty without reporting an DTC? What is the best way to test it, can it be cleaned maybe?
I have problems on cold start for a few seconds the idle is rough, and afterward everything is good i would say. All glow plugs are changed and the relay too.
The car is E91 LCI 318D 105kw 11/09, it has only 1 oxygen sensor I would say only on the DPF, next to the temperature exhaust sensor and the pipe for pressure sensor.
Thank you for the answer in advance.
Hi, I’ve been watching your videos because I’ve been chasing some misfire and rich condition with my e92 N55 engine. Would this work for my car as well? Do you have another link for the primary 02 sensor as well?
I’m having this issue with my BMW, i replaced the big Disa valve (1) and catalytic converters and all the lights were gone, but now is giving me another code, 002AAC. The Big Disa valve is new, the small one I checked too and it’s pretty good, I even did the active test with the scanner and it seems to work, but while reading the live data of my sensor, it kinda looks weird, could that be my issue? Thanks
When does DME caibrate primary sensors with readings from secondary sensors? at WOT?
Anything for the pre catalytic O2 sensor replacement for cheap
I’ve had post cat O2 sensor codes ever since I have my clutch replaced a month ago.. time to get under the car and have a look why..
I have an 07 335xi I’m putting catless down pipes on next week. Would you recommend changing the 02 sensors then to this conversion? It’s the MSD80 ecu, and I have 129000 miles.
Im still using my msd80 ecu and after i did the mosphet upgrades and did the carless downpipes i put o2 spacers on the rear o2s thinking id have luck getting it to pass for emissions but later found out i just ruined the rear o2 sensors so im about to do this cause i have the same codes you're throwing in this video and if my msd80 ecu is telling me this same issue it must be pretty bad but i need to get this car fixed cause if not i wont have tags for 3 months saving up $500 for the 4 o2 sensors but now i think i just need 2 of them based off this video so gonna try this and see if it fixes my issues and take the caps off the o2s and not reinstall them on the new ones but based off how you explained it it makes alot of sense as to why this is happening now and why it feels like my car is at loss for power cause it is
Hi! Finally did you fix the problem with this way? I have the same issue and I put O2 spacers too.
So, I’d like to replace both of my post cat sensors. Can I just get X2 of these universal sensors? Or do I need a different one of the the 2nd sensor?
So you used the same sensor for both upstream and downstream post cat??
thank you very much, hey from russia
Great video as usual! But, I think you should talk more about how you swapped the wires with your ECU and what the issue was exactly with upgrading to MSD81. I just upgraded to MSD81 and I am having error codes that I didn't have before (misfires in inj 2-3-4-5 and mixture control 1 /2). I am suspecting that there is an issue with the wires with the new ECU...
Nathan a little confuse. if I buy the ready to go ones are they narrow band ? Or wide band the same as those you did
Did you use the same sensor for both sides?
I replaced my (e90 318i) NOx sensor and reset the adaptations, before with the faulty sensor I was getting only one fault code 3104 now with the new one im getting two fault codes 30DC and 30DE. Why? Injector, sparkplugs and coilpack all brand new. Help pls.
Is this sensor will apply for N55 2012 335
I got the same symptons then you! Just after replace my spark plugs. Then I follow your steps, initilly checking the DME mosfets, there I found one damaged. But while I'm holding the shipping of it, I believe that my BANK 1 sensor are also bad... CODES P0300, 301, 302, 303, P10A5 and P323F are there. I'm ready to order the 4 O2 sensors to solve it... do you think that it will be enough to solve my codes?
I’m having issues with high rpm hpfp dips but hpfp is new did u have this issue ?
Did you have catless dp's at the time of this vid?
I would never do hack wiring on a O2 sensor. Not saying you did a hack job... don’t take it that way. Just I’ve had very bad experiences on separate old cars that came with them like that to ever do it. O2 sensors are very sensitive and wires are very thin. But hey... hopefully it works out for you. That’s one sensor I wouldn’t try to save a few bucks and hack/crimp.
yep! This sensor provides the feedback for the whole fuel injection control to achieve top efficiency
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I did the same thing to my post cat o2 sensors. No issues and saved some money.
Hello Guys! is this works for other models? I have E90 320i with N46 Engine. And can I change only one sonde?
I had downpipes installed on my n54 2013 335is get check engine light every morning if I change the O2 to the ones you're talking about in your video will that shove my problem and do you have to change the ECU Thanks and great video.
Wonder if this is why my single turbo setup is giving me fuel trim codes. Both rear o2 sensors are in a single 3” exhaust post turbo. Would moving the rear o2s to the manifold (separated by bank) fix my fuel trims issue?
I’ve notice I have to reset my fuel trims every so often or the car will drive like crap.
So with there being two white cables, a gray, and a black cable, does it matter which white cable is connected to each other? Currently doing some work and previous owner must have hit something that broke the connector to ecu side and I am just trying to rewire from o2 sensor side to the ecu side without the need for buying the male/female pigtails. Any help would be great thanks!
it appears I may have answered my own question by looking up the colors through part number given. "All Bosch 4-wire sensors have a black wire for the signal, a gray wire for ground and 2 white wires for the heater. Note: the wire colors and functions on non-Bosch sensors are not necessarily the same as on Bosch sensors"
I also have an 8 335i. I replaced the MOSFETS in mine. After replaced I'm getting very rough idle and code p0174. No other codes. Car is pretty much undriveable. Maybe replace bank 2 sensor? (p0174 is for bank 2) Ive done a smoke test to check for any leaks and nothing. Any help is appreciated. Thanks !
I got a 12a902 code. already changed the up one but still getting the check engine should I change the second one ?
My obd2 reader claims bank 1 system to rich PO172, HAVE REPLACED UPSTREAM SENSOR, EML LIGHT CAME. BACK? SHALL. I CHANGE DOWNSTREAM SENSOR? IS DOWNSTREAM BANK 1 UNDERNEATH CAR? ANY HELP APPRECIATED THANKS
You ever get a 2c27 and 2c31 error codes i replaced my precat sensors but still show up
Im getting 2C7C which one do i have to replace ?
Thanks for getting me to check my pins 19 and 20 which I had swapped when removing DPFix. This was the central cause of all my bank 2 misfires and continual rich conditions which caused me to replace 3 injectors and plugs and consider replacing all my O2 sensors. Essentially this wire swap error caused the postcat O2 sensors to be mismatched with the primaries. LTFTs and STFTs are now in bounds. Still trying to resolve a 29E1 however but the car seems to be running strong.
Hey what are Pins 19 and 20 where are they located on the DME I did the DP fix as well and I’m having this problem
@@n54hamzeh58 Pins 19 and 20 are yellow wires in the small black connector in the DME area that you temporarily extract. To install the DPFIX, you insert the DPFIX black female wires into these positions. Record which yellow wire originally went in the 19 and 20 pin position, so they can be correctly reinserted when the DPFIX is removed. If they are swapped, I believe you will get codes saying the O2 sensors are swapped. I ended up replacing all my injectors with Index 12s and this resolved my misfire problems.
@@glennshimamoto9922 thank you for the info. Just to be clear, is it no longer recommended that we use the dpfix? I've been out of the scene for a minute, but I'm now installing a ST kit so I'm trying to catch back up. Thank you for taking the time to answer our questions.
Could you explain to me how you swapped 19 and 20 arent they the exact same jumper wires?
Hey bud. I have a lean condition on bank 2. On wot the car lights up the service engine soon light. Codes shoe cyl 5 and 6 misfire. I have done compression test, change the coils and injectors around with no change. I was wondering if the rear o2s are the issue. Car starts fine, idles fine but sometimes has long crank after daily driving. Hpfp and lpfp pressure is good also. Been chasing this around for a while. Also im using a custome tune e50.
Damn i really wish these we were with stock downpipes i cant figure out how to do them
Why not de-pin the original connector and crimp new pins on the new O2 sensor.
Peter Hubregsen probably due to length 🤷🏻♂️
Probably a dumb question but can you use theses on the top stream if tho they down universal ones
Very informative & well explained. For my 2008 335i (108K miles), my bank 1 cylinders are throwing misfire codes and I get rough cold starts. Indie shop says my injectors are bad. I can believe that but think I have an additional problem related to my bank 1 secondary cat sensor. On car scanner, bank 1 sensor 2 output voltage dithers from .05 to .85 volts and never reaches steady state at any engine rpm. Bank 2 sensor 2 acts as expected - it varies between .8 and .4 volts with engine rpm. I’ve replaced both post cat sensors now and bank 1 still dithers at about 1 HZ. Just had my car emission tested & passed with no issues. Do I have a potential cat problem on bank 1? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
On your affiliate link it says the sensor is for cylinders 1-3 can you use the same sensor for bank 2 cylinder 4-6 or is it a different part number for that sensor?
That's what I want to know
It's the same sensor for both banks.
@@anthonymalburg3885 I was reading the questions answered on Amazon about the product and it says they are the same. I ordered them already need them for my turbo upgrade this weekend, might as well do it while the the turbos come out.
@@VehicularDIY thank you
the link does not work. do you have part number for the kit
got it - bosch 15733
Hi there, can these be used for pre cat ?
Always informative 😌👌
What app/software you using to clear codes and adaptations?
the post cat lambda are 4 wires and how many ohms ? i think this is universal but just in case
FCP Euro parts indicates that this kit does not fit the 335i 2008 BMW.
Will this work on 2004 e60 upstream it an M54 engine
PLEASE HELP I changed my mosfets and I don’t know where pin 19 and 20 are I a, having misfires like you’re issue
Link doesn’t work anymore btw. I was going to use your affiliate
Could this fix my issue for 29f4 / 29f5 just have these code as shadow codes and car burns more fuel just started happening to me
Hi I watch all your videos I am installing catalyst downpipe’s and intakes and charge pipe and intercooler. Am I going to have a problem throwing codes I have a JB plus tune? Thanks
Thanks for watching. No you should be good.
I wasn’t going to try to put intakes in until I saw your video. I got them in after a battle but I have a lift which makes it much easier, thanks again
I get all 4 02 sensors codes how can fix that
Bank 1Sensor 2 oscillates nonstop 0.9v - 0.1v and bank 2 sensor 2 oscillates at a steadier rate around 0.5v - 0.4v . Which one is bad?
Ok i gave replace them and follow your video and copy it but i have codes 29F4 and 29F5. It is not showing on my dash but when i read codes with MHD. Help me bro, do you have these code olso
Question could I use this part number to replace all four sensors
No youd have to find a universal wide band sensor that would work for the primary sensors the part number provided is for the post cat o2 sensors not the primary im going to go look on amazon and see if i can find a Wideband o2 sensor thats universal so you have to wire it and see how much it cost upside the factory units that are nearly $150 each
do all bmws have the sensors under the car...
Does this sensor work on f30 320d n47 engine?
my 07 e92 throwing a DME active code of 2C32 & 2C6a and 2C6B, But I got no engine light, it does turn on time to time. Car is on a MHD stg 1+ tune with oem DP, not sure if I should worry about this.
Hi bro, im getting 2C40 code and im confused if I need to change my old MSD or I will change my o2 sensors. AFR Bank 2 reading is stuck at 20. any suggestion?
Great video
I have same issue and I am about to do same job but my question is you used same sensor for bank 1 and 2 or there is different part number? Because Amazon showing package of two with 2 different part numbers like
15733
15730
But 15730 shows that it does not fit the car. Is all sensors same size treat and same voltage for the rear and for the front? Do I purchase same part number that you showing for both side bank 1 and 2? Thanks
Again a very nice tip!
Do you not have the check engine light for not having the original cats down pipe?
What did you do to remove the check light after installing the catless down pipes?
The car is running a tune.
@@VehicularDIY I used Jb4 tune and I still have the light on for no cats. Is jb4 not a tune? I used the jb4 app to read codes when the light comes on and its always the code saying the 2 downpipe no cats. Lol
Where’d you get that key case at
Whyyyy did you speed through the wire cutting and etc ...
Hello how are you sir how much the price of a wire kit for MBW 382i 2008
Do you know if this universal O2 sensor would work on the N55 downstream sensor?
Hi went from. msd80 to msd81 now 02 will not set to be ready for emissions do I have to swap any pins on the dme
Thanks for the in-depth explanation on this. Keep the videos coming. Side note: The volume is a little low in all your videos. Try a mastering plugin or some compression on your master channel to bring up the levels a bit.
Good money saving tip too