How to replace Oxygen Sensor on 1999 Toyota Avalon Code P1135
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5 stars for explaining where bank 1 and 2 are on Toyota's and why! You should make videos explaining this on all makes for us DIYers.
Killer man. So rare to find anyone addressing the Bank 1 sensor 1 on a v6. I like accessing it from the top vs. bottom. No room from under seems way better from above. Thanks many thanks!
Ye let’s tight fit but too is the best spot
Dude finally someone who has a guide on the illustrious 1mz-fe bank 1 sensor 1 o2 sensor location and replacement, should tag this for others
Your a genius mechanic my Avalon had the same exact issue and your video is the only reason I could of done it car is running amazing no more check engine thank you
I’m glad h found my video!!!! Nice fix!!!!
@@RBTheMechanicyou helped me out a lot. I felt like a dumbass after I found out I actually switched my oxygen sensors backwards and I put the front in the back and the back in the front. Thanks for helping me realize that😂😂😂
@@geovanniricca2469 oh darn glad u figured it out!! Good job
@@RBTheMechanic 🙏 thx
@@geovanniricca2469 welcome
Thank you we need more ppl like u I fixed my car just by following ur directions and now it runs good I just need to change the thermostat on it it would be nice if u upload a video on it for that same car but I just wanted to thank you for your clear easy to fallow video 🙏
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Lol i love how you said to put the car in thr air and quickly chaged your mind and did it from the ground
Yeah it could be done so I did it!!
I took out Bank 1 sensor 1 from the top also. Unplugging the connector was the hardest part. Warm engine helps and put a little brake fluid on the threads while I used an O2 socket like you have. Denso replacement from rock auto air fuel sensor.
Yeah warm helps
Great video, thank you, sir!
Just one question, please: Is it recommended to replace the pair at the same time, front/left and rear/right upstream oxygen sensors, if one has gone bad?
On my 99 Avalon XLS, I got a P0135 (Oxygen Sensor Heater Circuit, Bank 1 Sensor 1) , so I checked the black (same color) wire connectors for both: the front/Left is within spec at 13.1 ohm, but the rear/Right is OL. Just thinking I better replace both together so that their response speed is matched and in balance?
I think that would be good idea for best performance but I never changed both together
Thank you so much for telling where banks 1 and 2 were located. Great video! Subscribed
Welcome!!
1997 avalon 02 changed using this video. Ty!
Nice job!!
Can you tell me if the Air fuel sensors would be in the same place on a 2000 Avalon? You are great! Thank you!
Yeah same thing
@@RBTheMechanic Should it be the same for a 2002 avalon? God bless you sir this is going to save me so much $$!
@@wcsdiaries oh yeah same
Thank you sir for sharing, it's very helpful 👍👍👍
I have a 2000 Toyota Camry 2.2L. I have P0172 and P0420 . What can it be? They both came in at the same time
P0172 is code for car rubing rich it could be bad oxygen sensor upstream it also could be dirty clogged air filter maf sensor those are start basics and p0420 is for catalytic but before replacing catalytic u might want to replace both oxygen sensors and reset the light
@@RBTheMechanic I’ll definitely do that, should I replace the MAP sensor and MAF sensor too?
@@thewiseguy7100 yup
Is this the same process for a 1996 Toyota Avalon 3.0 V6
Yup
@@RBTheMechanic thanks for these instructions. Is the p1135 always a bank 1 sensor 1? My scanner doesn't say which bank or sensor. Just says air/fuel sensor malfunction
@@rickynunez7367 yup that’s bank 1 sensor 1
@@RBTheMechanic you da man! Just changed it and cleared the code. No more check engine light! I had the wrong sensor location. Appreciate you
Good afternoon I have a 1998 toyota avalon xls and the heating is not working I checked all the fuses in the cabin and the engine and they are all good but the heating does not want to work, could you help me in that part thanks
Check ur coolant level and then run the car and let it get hot then touch the heatore core pipes under hook that goes to fire wall they both should be hot 150 degree temp or above if one is hot other is cold then bad core if both hot u should have heat unless ur blend door I sent working check that also
Excellent ! Thanks
Thanks amigo very helpful.
You're welcome!
Do you know if this will be the same for a '96 avalon?
Not sure might be diffrent set up
I’m in the same boat. Shop wants $434 to change it out
@@Here-2-Learn if you have the same car I have, it was pretty easy to replace. Just hard to get to.
Is this the same fix and a p0135 ? On a 97avalon
Yes same code
Is bank 1 upstream or downstream?
V engines has bank 1 and bank 2 each bank has upstream and down stream if u give me the code that will help
Is it downstream or upstream?
How do I tighten it when I only have a 3/8 ?
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Thank u
Thank you!
Damn that oxygen sensor you took out looks really burnt from bad fuel
Yeah carbon built up some times u can clean it