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P1135 in '99

My '99 is throwing code P1135, Heated O2 sensor bank 1 sensor input low. I've been googling to find more, but so far found mostly others with the same question, and not more information. It is a CA car, which complicates things a bit. So is this an O2 or A/F sensor? Anyone know of a definitive source for a replacement? Seems like I could DIY, if I could find the correct part.

Is there a good reference book for the 99's? Even the online parts manuals from mazda seem to skip over the O2 sensors (or perhaps I'm just not find them).

thanks,

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John Detke
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The front O2 sensor is reported as bad. (Low output) If you are willing to replace it yourself, and don't mind using a Bosch sensor that requires that you use a splicer supplied with the sensor, you can save a bunch of money. Cost is about 70-80 $ instead of about 250 for the dealer supplied Mazda P/N sensor with the Mazda plug on it. Guess the plug is expensive. The front sensor has a shorter life than the rear sensor, since it gets exposed to the hot raw exhaust gasses from the engine.

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Chuck

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