No. Speed sensors tell the speedometer how fast you are travelling, O2 sensors provide information to the ECU to enable it to provide the correct fuel/air mix to the engine.
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an o2 sensor is the same as an oxygen sensor. vehicles can have up to 4
Assuming we are talking O2 sensors, the downstream O2 sensors left and right are the same. The upstream O2 sensor left side is left side upstream only. Upstream right side fits both left and right sides upstream only. The difference is the length of the wires for the upstream sensors.
Need to know which engine it has.
All O2 sensors are threaded into the exhaust system at various points. Upstream O2 sensors are located before the catalytic converter(s) and downstream O2 sensors are located after the catalytic converter(s).
No they are not. O2 sensors measure the amount of oxygen in the exhaust downstream. The M.A.P. sensor stands for Manifold Absolute pressure Switch, it ties into the manifold and monitors the amount of vacuum in the manifold and compares the values to other sensors for the timing and fuel settings.
There are four o2 sensors on a montero sport.
The 2.5 has 2 O2 sensors (both on top of the engine) and the 3.5 has 4 O2 sensors (two on top, and two under the car).
The o2 sensors screw in. There is a special socket for removing the 02 sensors with a slot in the side to clear the wiring.
All the O2 sensors are threaded into the exhaust system at various points.
The O2 sensors are located between the exhaust manifolds and the cat converter. They screw in to the head pipes. Those are also called upstream O2 sensors and in some vehicles they are also called air/fuel sensors. There are also downstream O2 sensors that are located after the catalytic converter.