Ford began equipping its pickups with oxygen sensors in the late 1980s, as part of the shift towards more advanced emissions control systems. The addition of oxygen sensors was aimed at improving fuel efficiency and reducing harmful emissions in compliance with tightening environmental regulations. By the early 1990s, most Ford trucks featured these sensors as standard equipment.
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The cummins went 24 valve in model year 1998.5
There are two oxygen sensors in a 2003 Sonoma V6 with a 4.3 liter. Prices for the sensors start at $69.95.
no it can't. usually when the oxygen sensors are failing, u get your check engine light on.
the oxygen sensor is grounded when you thread it into the exhaust manifold the oxygen sensor should have only 1 wire it should be purple the didnt start putting 2 or 4 wire sensors in until the early 90's there should be a ground from the battery to the block
All O2 sensors are located on the exhaust system. Start at the exhaust manifold and work your way backward, and count them.
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If your Ford Courier will not start, it may be out of gas or it might have a dead battery. It might also have a starter issue or an issue with the oxygen or fuel sensors.
To change the oxygen sensors on a 2002 Ford Windstar SE, first, ensure the vehicle is cool and disconnect the negative battery cable. Locate the oxygen sensors; there are usually two, one before the catalytic converter and one after. Use a wrench or oxygen sensor socket to unscrew the old sensors, then install the new ones by threading them in and tightening them securely. Finally, reconnect the battery cable and start the engine to check for any warning lights.
Most oxygen sensors are either on the exaust headpipe just after the manifold or on the manifold. I don't know where it is exactly on the Lumina but that is where you should start looking.
O2 sensors on all vehicles are located in the exhaust system. Start at the exhaust manifold(s) and visually work your way back, you will find them.
well first you pop the hood of your car,then comes the easy part you start counting them with your wiener