Yes, it can. So can many other things - check for codes in ecm.
yes
yes..a bad oxygen sensor can/will make your car stall at idle speed
there are usually no symptoms for oxygen sensors if there lean or something. But i f other sensors fail like crankshaft sensor of MAF sensor u will notice drivability problems Sometimes you will get a check engine light.
No but I would recommend to make sure the sensor is completely dry before installing
The oxygen sensor sends s signal to the computer when the engine is running to rich or lean. If you have it scanned for codes then it will tell you what is happening. The oxygen sensor does not have to be bad to set a code. It could be as simple as a vacuum leak. It is best to see a technician and have him diagnosis it than to replace parts that are good.
When the oxygen sensor goes bad, the check engine light goes on.
When an oxygen sensor goes bad a car will burn gas at a higher than normal rate because it will not be producing as much power as before. The oxygen sensor checks the amount of exhaust.
Probably a bad oxygen sensor. Lean bank one implies that more air than desired in the air/fuel mixture is being burned by the engine, or in the case of a "V" engine, the bank with cylinder 1. This could be caused by a lack of fuel, vacuum leak or fading output from the oxygen sensor in your exhaust pipe among other things.
An auto xray scanner can determine if a O2 sensor is bad.
a fouled out oxygen sensor can result in bad fuel economy, and make that dreaded check engine light come on, it can also make your car "bogg out" / sputter, when accelerating, when replacing, make sure to get the o2 sensor socket, makes for easy replacement... as far as the check engine light you may need to stop by dealership to have it reset, most will reset for free
It sure can.
When you have a bad oxygen sensor your car may consume a lot of gas. Your car may also drive slower.