There's 2- 02 sensors on 1991 Toyota Truck (2.4L 4 cyl- 22RE) One right before the catalytic converter & a second just after. Both are mid-way down the exhaust pipe just past the cabin on driver side. Need to get 2 different sensors & make sure you replace the correct one in the pre or post catalytic converter locations.
Best to jack up & support the truck when working. Note post-cat sensor has a heat shield on it that makes it difficult to reach the 2nd nut hold the sensor in place. Recommend buying new nuts from the dealer to replace the old ones. Standard 12mm wrench/socket will remove both hold down nuts per sensor. Also recommend buying Denso (OEM) or NGK brand sensors. NGK's are more expensive.
Toyota V6 1989 Oxygen senson is located on the driver side in front of the catalytic convertor. It has four wires and held on by 2 bolts.
The exhaust manifold
O2 sensor in the exhaust manifold near the engine
it is on under the truck on the exhaust pipe right under the drivers door
It doesn't have an oxygen sensor.
what is the heat sensor for a 2000 toyota tundra 4.7 lite truck.
The oxygen sensor on a b2500 Mazda is located in the exhaust. It is under the truck about even with the transmission.
The computer uses the oxygen sensor reading from the exhaust to adjust the amount of fuel injected into the engine.
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On the 98 u have two oxygen sensors an upstream and a downstream. The upstream oxygen sensor is located closer to the front of the truck by the transmission. The downstream oxygen sensor is located on down torwards the back of the truck along the side of the frame.
I've recently replaced both oxygen sensors on a 96 Tacoma 4x2. "Sensor 2" is the one after the catalytic converter. It's on the exhaust pipe, a few inches behind the converter. Held in place by 2 nuts. Electrical connection is attached to truck frame.