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behind the intake manifold - near the firewall above the bellhousing

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has two oxegyn sensors,one is located very front of engine where front spark plug wires are it's jus below there ,should have a wire on it,the other is under the vehicle jus where the manifold leaves the engine its under neath by the catalytic converter,,,i need to replace mine to,had a diagnostic done and it came back with codes on the oxagyn sensors and erg valve i took the erg valveoff and cleaned it like crazy with carburetor cleaner,,be advised ,ues nothing else carburetor cleaner evaporates,well this worked forthe light went off and stayed off forlike a day and a half then back on,sensors cost like 140 for both,may have to replace the erg valve,,,i will prob put bot of mine on my self saving me money,,,tell me your oprob too,,hit me back! i have a 1997 sc1 coupe,love the car great gas milage,,,but hate the light on cant get it inspected to save my life ...good luck email me at maestro379 @ yahoo.com,,,give me info as well ok !later !!!!

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On a 5.2 L dodge ram 2 wheel drive, underneath the truck on the exhaust pipe there are two of them. One is directly in front of the Cat. converter, the other is directly behind. They are on the top (truck side) of the exhaust pipe, so they are hard to see, but you will see wires from them. The only wires that you will see leading to the exhaust pipe. Warning, extremly hot exhaust pipe(s) can cause severe burns, be sure the pipe(s) have cooled down before replacing these O2 sensors. A special tool may be needed to remove the sensors.

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remove heater bezzel (remove knobs and remove two Philips screws.) just pull out, do not remove. then unclip and remove stereo bezzel.

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The cabin filter is located behind the gloves compartment. You have to empty it first and fully open it all the way down until you see a plastic cover with two screws.

Remove the screws and pull the cover and filter cartridge out.

Put in the new one, tight the two screws, raise the compartment back.

It's really simple and quick! It takes longer to remove and put back the stuff into the glove compartment than replacing the filter !!! :))

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Hire a good attorney and don't pay them with a check.

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On 95 with V6 there are 2, one before and one after the catalytic converter(about 3-6 inches) in the exhaust system under the vehicle appx below drivers seat.

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The number is on the block and isjust above where the gearbox connects to the block

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there is a drain plug just under the transmission (for automatic transmission) on the driver side

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Next the transmission passger side exhaust down tube after the (Y) in the exhaust tube.

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You have one in each of the exhaust manifolds. it might be on the cross-over pipe behind the engin

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I just called local Mitsubishi dealer shop and they put me through their repairman.

He gave me the code.

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oxygen sensor is found on y pipe under the exhaust manifold on 4 point zero six v engines

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If you mean without using the FAST key ( assuming you have that system) just lift up on the handle and have the Fast key within a few feet of the door. to lock it there is a small button beside the handle that you push with door closed

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It is on the left hand side of the centre consol near the gas pedal.

http://www.fixexpert.com/wiki/odb2.php?page=odb2&id=19768 http://www.fixexpert.com/obd2/data/honda/civic/2001.jpg If you wish to look up others OBDII port locations for other vehicles try the main link at: http://www.fixexpert.com/wiki/OBD-2+Location

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On my 98 F-150 4.6 there are four sensors and two catalatic converters, there is an O2 sensor located in the exuaust pipe before and after each cat converter.

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1500 lbs.

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A/F sensor are located in each exhaust manifold, O2 sensor After catalytic converter on exhaust pipe

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With No1 cylinder at TDC adjust the following valve clearances, No. 1, inlet and exhaust No. 2, inlet No. 3, exhaust No. 4, inlet No. 5, exhaust Then turn the crankshaft 1 full turn so that No 6 cylinder is at TDC and adjust the following valve clearances, No2. , exhaust No. 3, inlet No. 4, exhaust No. 5, inlet No. 6 inlet and exhaust. Both inlet and exhaust clearances ar 0.4 mm with engine cold. This info is from the original service manual

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Disconnecting the positive lead from the battery for a minute resets the computer. You can try this and see. If not than you might have a reset in your fuse panel or under the car. You might have to go to a mechanic, on some cars they have to hook up the diagnostic computer and reset the codes. With the ignition off, press the INFO button until you see the oil change indicator. Then press and hold INFo button until reset is displayed

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There is an oxygen sensor right on the exhaust manifold, directly behind the radiator and fan. Follow the spark plug wires down from the top of the motor. From where those wires plug into the coils, go left (assuming you're standing in front of the car ;P). The sensor is the cigar chaped white thing that screws into the exhaust manifold with one wire coming out of it. There may be a second sensor (somewhere "under" the car), some cars have them, not sure about the SL series. Yes, the 99 Saturn SL2 DOHC does have a 2nd O2 sensor, I believe it is located under the car, mounted to the exhaust, after the caddy.

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I don't know if this circuit is isolated from all others in your vehicle but I just did this on a 99 Honda Odyssey by pulling a 7.5 amp fuse inside the vehicle. I am under the impression that this will protect the HIDs I installed. I'm assuming YOU are asking this for a similar purpose.

Cheers,