If there is not enough room for dual exh. because of transmission cross member. Do as I did . Take out cross member weld thick piece of metal about 9" long where exh. will be then cut a notch in cross member for exhaust. IT works wonderful!
No they can have a crossover pipe joining both sides together. Then one pipe running back the auto.
There is 4 on that year and you will find them screewed into the exhaust system/pipes start up at the engine on both sides were the exhaust pipes bolt to the exhaust manifolds and work your way back to the muffler and you will find all 4 of them. They are about 3 to 4 inches long and have an electric wire coming out of each one.
There about 3 to 4 inches long with an electric wire on the end of them and they are screewed into the exhaust pipes. Start looking were the exhaust bolts to the engine on both sides and work your way back to the muffler and you will find THEM.
They are about 3 to 4 inches long with an electric wire in the end of them and they are screewed into the exhaust system / pipes. Start up were the pipes bolt to both sides of the engine and work your way back to the muffler and you will find them
They are either in the outlets of the exhaust manifolds or in the exhaust pipes close to the engine
The exhaust manifolds are located on both sides of your V6 engine
Both sides. On the exhaust.
Screwed into the exhaust on both sides of the engine.
O2 sensors are located on the exhaust manifold, the exhaust pipes, or both. Sensor is located on the exaust pipe in front of the fire wall. RV
yes it does
Some do, most do not. Easy enough to look under the back end of the car and see if there is an exhaust on both sides.
They are about 3 to 4 inches long with an electric wire in the end of them and they are screewed into the exhaust pipe/pipes. Start at the engine on both sides were the exhaust bolts to the engine and work your way back to the muffler and you will find them. You didn't say what year it was. so there might be 4 or just 2 of them in the system.