HomeWhere is the oxygen sensor in a 1995 Saturn SL?
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2005-11-10 23:38:53
2005-11-10 23:38:53
There is one right in front usually in the exhaust manifold. You may have a secondary one behind the catalytic converter. There is only one sensor until 1996. This is according to the Haynes 1991-1999 Auto Repair Manual.
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