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Old 02-07-2015, 06:00 PM
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Thought I'd help some people out with the locations of the 4 O2 sensors
Bank 1 is passenger side as it goes with cyl 1
Bank 2 is drive side
2 on each Bank (Before and After Cats

The front sensor on the passenger side is a B***h to get to..
The sensors are a 7/8 wrench or they sell sensor specific tools.

Anybody else that has tips feel free to add
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THANK YOU. love stuff like this!
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THANK YOU. love stuff like this!
No problem couldn't find anything so I made something
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That is a great post with pics. People need to know though, that only the upstream sensors have the ability to "adjust" air/fuel ratios. The downstream just "monitor" but do not signal the PCM to make any adjustments. So in reality, you only need to ever make sure the 2 nearest the exhaust manifold on each side are in good working order.
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That is a great post with pics. People need to know though, that only the upstream sensors have the ability to "adjust" air/fuel ratios. The downstream just "monitor" but do not signal the PCM to make any adjustments. So in reality, you only need to ever make sure the 2 nearest the exhaust manifold on each side are in good working order.
Yea that's right I forgot to put that in there.. Thanks for the additional info
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Originally Posted by Bigg Countryy55
No problem couldn't find anything so I made something
hey man, did you replace the sensors recently? If so what brand did you use/where did you get them?
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Originally Posted by johnny_tucson
hey man, did you replace the sensors recently? If so what brand did you use/where did you get them?
I was goin to but had an issue gettin to the one on the pass side.. I got it at oreillys for 50-60$ it was a Bosch he quoted me like 98$ for motorcraft I think not
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Our trucks dont like Bosch O2 sensors....here are Motorcraft ones for $51.99, I bought from this seller, for the same as you paid for Bosch

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorcraft-DY-835-Oxygen-Sensor-XL3Z-9F472-AA-/181497471225?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2a4217a0f9&vxp=mtr
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Oh, and they are for either right or left side, they are the same part#
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Originally Posted by Summers22
Oh, and they are for either right or left side, they are the same part#
thanks the price is pretty good on rock auto but they don't have the motorcraft. Thanks for the link.
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