The price of these has come down so much I have one in every OBD2 vehicle. BTW have you ever had a Check Engine Light in your Tacoma? I have not. PS been buying a lot of PB Swiss. Would like some more reviews from you on their tools.
If you have a 'V' type engine, you have two 'banks' of cylinders. The bank containing cylinder one is bank one. Inline engines only have a bank one. The o2 sensors are numbered front to rear... so a bank two sensor one, identifies as the catalyst upstream sensor of bank two. Note that there's a lot of 'snakes in the grass' with all that OBDII stuff... many of which can open pricy Pandoras boxes. Beyond checking fuel caps, it's probably wise to leave such issues to the pros. (And avoid clearing any found codes! They often contain valuable troubleshooting info for said pros.) Often, scanner reported issues turn out to be wiring & like related.
The price of these has come down so much I have one in every OBD2 vehicle. BTW have you ever had a Check Engine Light in your Tacoma? I have not. PS been buying a lot of PB Swiss. Would like some more reviews from you on their tools.
If you have a 'V' type engine, you have two 'banks' of cylinders. The bank containing cylinder one is bank one. Inline engines only have a bank one.
The o2 sensors are numbered front to rear... so a bank two sensor one, identifies as the catalyst upstream sensor of bank two.
Note that there's a lot of 'snakes in the grass' with all that OBDII stuff... many of which can open pricy Pandoras boxes. Beyond checking fuel caps, it's probably wise to leave such issues to the pros. (And avoid clearing any found codes! They often contain valuable troubleshooting info for said pros.)
Often, scanner reported issues turn out to be wiring & like related.
I bought one off Ebay but mine doesn't have a light is mine a fake or do some topdon artilink 400s come without a light??
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Sorry to be a nit picking, pedantic killjoy but I think it's OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) not ODB. Love the channel anyway though 😀
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