02 Sensor help - Bank 1 Sensor 2
Hey guys,
I have a P0136 and P2271 code letting me know I need to replace one of my o2 sensors - Bank 1 Sensor 2. Upon inspection, I have TWO - Sensors 2's, see pick bellow, marked with red errors. Which one do I need to replace? https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.6sp...54e965c16b.png , |
Originally Posted by anton28
(Post 4921522)
Hey guys,
I have a P0136 and P2271 code letting me know I need to replace one of my o2 sensors - Bank 1 Sensor 2. Upon inspection, I have TWO - Sensors 2's, see pick bellow, marked with red errors. Which one do I need to replace? https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.6sp...54e965c16b.png , |
+1 on the vagaries of those codes...
But, my understanding is that each side of the V12 has it's own ECM (allowing AM to reuse a system built for a V6) and each ECM has two "banks", front and rear (so the car actually has 4 "banks"). I believe you need to decide which ECM is logging the codes and from there decide which O2 sensor is going bad. In my case, when I had a single 02 sensor going bad I traced it back to a wiring issue at the connector to the ECM. Shoving the wire back into the connector solved the problem (for now!). If this isn't correct, then my apologies... |
Aston1936 has all the info you need for replacement. I changed all my O2 sensors at the same time. But I have a vantage. Remember those are Ford products so you should be able to get them fairly cheap.
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Originally Posted by Argus
(Post 4921548)
Aston1936 has all the info you need for replacement. I changed all my O2 sensors at the same time. But I have a vantage. Remember those are Ford products so you should be able to get them fairly cheap.
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Originally Posted by I_gotta_Vantage
(Post 4921537)
Do the code pop up every time you start the car? Is it a daily driver? I've seen those codes tied to poor fuel or a dying battery... Have you cleared the codes? Do they come back?
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Originally Posted by Argus
(Post 4921548)
Aston1936 has all the info you need for replacement. I changed all my O2 sensors at the same time. But I have a vantage. Remember those are Ford products so you should be able to get them fairly cheap.
Is there a dedicated website for that? Or do I need to remove the current sensor to get the Ford part number? Thank you. |
Aston1936 actually has a video on O2 sensors with original and aftermarket.
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Originally Posted by Argus
(Post 4924398)
Aston1936 actually has a video on O2 sensors with original and aftermarket.
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