[Brandon714]

This is for the Bank 2 Sensor 2

I tried to make this as simple as possible... Enjoy!!

Unbolt all 4 bolts holding down the seat

Remove the plastic molding and lift up the carpet a little

When you take the seat out make sure you unclip the wires for the power seats that are under the seat. For air bag connections disconnect the battery and wait at least 90 seconds before disconnecting the SRS yellow connector.

Lift the carpet up enough to see the harness for the O2 sensor. You will need to unclip this. You can also see where the wire leads to under the car.

You will need to jack up the car to get to the sensor. Once you do that locate the 02 sensor and remove it.

Once I removed the sensor I re-scanned just to double check things and as you can see their is a 0.000v for the oxygen sensor 2 bank 2.

Now you need to wire the new sensor onto the harness. So make sure you match up the right wires

I connected the 2 Black to the 2 White...
1 White to the 1 Grey...
1 Blue to the 1 Black...

After you have the new sensor wired up just screw it back in (dont forget to add antisease on the thread of the sensor) and reconnect the harness that goes under the seat

I re-scanned to make sure the sensor is working. The pic is a little blurry but you can now see a value for oxygen sensor 2 bank 2

Now your all set just clip the carpet back in and put your seat back.

 

[Lextech1]

SOLDER THOSE CONNECTIONS!
those crimping connectors are not good enough.
also you can take the factory connectors apart, and install the new wires into the connector, rather than have that little mess in your car.

 

[Brandon714]

SOLDER THOSE CONNECTIONS!
those crimping connectors are not good enough.
also you can take the factory connectors apart, and install the new wires into the connector, rather than have that little mess in your car.

Yeah... I know I should of but I didn't have a soldering gun with me... Its no biggie the wires are easy to get to, so Ill just do it later.

Thank for the input

Brandon

 

[four20]

Pardon my ignorance, but exactly does this accomplish? :blush:

 

[Brandon714]

Pardon my ignorance, but exactly does this accomplish? :blush:

changing the O2 sensor or soldering the connections?

 

[fraz]

Awesome!! Thanks For The Diy!!

 

[chrisCARL0S]

Or incase you strip the O2 sensor and don't want to spend $40 in labor getting replaced, after spending $130 on the sensor itself?

 

[Brandon714]

Or incase you strip the O2 sensor and don't want to spend $40 in labor getting replaced, after spending $130 on the sensor itself?

I got a Bosch sensor for $78.79

Yeah I was worried about stipping the thread but patience, WD40, and a little elbow grease did the trick. I didn't even bust out the breaker bar.

When I put the new sensor in I used some antisease on the threads

 

[four20]

Or incase you strip the O2 sensor and don't want to spend $40 in labor getting replaced, after spending $130 on the sensor itself?

LOL yeah that's what I was looking for. Not the soldering part haha. I thought this was some type of mod at first.

 

[Brandon714]

LOL yeah that's what I was looking for. Not the soldering part haha. I thought this was some type of mod at first.

so what are you trying to say? that this thread is useless...
issed:

 

[wingzero]

why would you cut the wires?...wouldn't the new O2 sensor come with the harness so you can clip it in the factory connection, assuming you got your sensor from the dealer of course?

 

[Brandon714]

why would you cut the wires?...wouldn't the new O2 sensor come with the harness so you can clip it in the factory connection, assuming you got your sensor from the dealer of course?

nope... I didn't get the sensor from the dealer. I bought a Bosch for less than $80 from a local parts store (with a special discount) I didn't mind cutting the wires it took me less than 10min to wire it up.

 

[four20]

so what are you trying to say? that this thread is useless...
issed:

Haha nah man, gj. How-to's are always welcome!

 

[Gray Rider]

Brandon 714.....good job. :approve:

 

[AltezzaBob]

SOLDER THOSE CONNECTIONS!
those crimping connectors are not good enough.
also you can take the factory connectors apart, and install the new wires into the connector, rather than have that little mess in your car.

i must be retarded, because i tried this, and failed. the stock connections have to be torn apart to take the wire off. and then the green wire grommet cant be taken off easily. does it matter which black wire goes in which place? since theres two...

 

[AltezzaBob]

workign on it right now. the metal pins, the wire cannot be uncrimped...

 

[jvillagran2000]

if you cut and crimped the wires,would it have been easier to cut them down by the sensor itself/y-pipe and then used some heatshrink wrap to water proof it, instead of taking the seat off.

 

[wingzero]

if you cut and crimped the wires,would it have been easier to cut them down by the sensor itself/y-pipe and then used some heatshrink wrap to water proof it, instead of taking the seat off.

best advice all day...lol
makes much much much more sense...

 

[geneod]

is it just me?

I just had the check engine light come on yesterday.
I checked it at autozone tonight and it's p0161.
It seems like several other people got this code very recently. Anything going on out there? Did we do something wrong to trigger it?
Isn't this covered under emissions warranty?
Thanks.

 

[Brandon714]

if you cut and crimped the wires,would it have been easier to cut them down by the sensor itself/y-pipe and then used some heatshrink wrap to water proof it, instead of taking the seat off.

I was thinking about that but I wanted to cut them past the rubber grommet so the connections will be inside the car. I think the wires are a lot easier to work with when they are completely out of the car IMO. Im sure the are other ways you can do this but it was my first time.

Brandon