In order to completely answer this question you would need to provide some additional information. Do you know what code(s) were in the system prior to the sensor being replaced? Was it a hego (oxygen) sensor or cat monitor sensor that was replaced. In most cases a hego sensor will not be the culprit. These sensors usually get replaced mistakenly because there is a rich or lean code for that bank (side of engine). A rich condition could be caused by a leaking fuel injector and a lean condition could be caused by a vacuum leak or a stuck closed injector. Hego sensors do go bad. If they fail to read the oxygen content in the exhaust it will through the light on. The other type of sensor failure is in the sensor heater circuit. The sensor has a built in heater that runs on 12 volts. It heats the sensor for proper operation. So again, you would need to provide more info. The dealer would be able to install a computer with software called IDS. They can monitor the fuel trims and perform certain test to determine the problem. Good luck :o)
Faulty sensor get it replaced if not check to make sure wire isn't shorting out
your knock sensor could need to be replaced
CHECK FUEL PUMP REGULATOR, I HAD THE SAME.
I had all sensors replaced in my 03 Trailblazer and the check engine light stiil comes on. Why?
their is more than one oxygen sensor but the one that is probly bad is on the exhaust system. otherwise I would check the map sensor.
If your vehicle has a bad sensor the check engine light will come on. Otherwise they should be replaced as recommended by your service manual.
Could be the knock sensor.
Not sure if this will help but try this answer on another site. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060623092709AAKy5vf
There are 2 knock sensor on the 5.3L engine. And they are under the intake manifold. To get to them you will have to remove the whole top of the engine- INTAKE MANIFOLD. Why do you think they need replaced???? check engine light came on for 2 sensor
check your egr that is not plugged also do you have any engine codes?
Replaced the upstream O2 sensor on a 1999 Ford Ranger 3.0 flexfuel and the check engine light went off and came back on after driving approx. 4 miles. Read code and it showed p0153 just as it did before. Is there a certain amount of time that the vehicle has to be driven before the computer will recognize that the new sensor is OK?
my ranger did the same thing you need to check the wires and the plugs or your o2 sensor behind your cat if ths wont fix the problem you have a serious problem!