Sorry, when I said "follow" I meant that you should be able to understand their diagnosis and repair processes, not necessarily actually do them. ;-)
Sorry, when I said "follow" I meant that you should be able to understand their diagnosis and repair processes, not necessarily actually do them. ;-)
Possible closure to this saga ---
Today I was told that yet another O2 sensor had arrived at te dealershhip. Vehicle has had a third O2 sensor installed that makes it "good to go" pass the NYState emissions inspection.
Yeah, 3 tries: First O2 sensor replacement on last FRIday Second O2 sensor on WEDnesday Third O2 sensor on THURSday, today
I have the original (I think) O2 sensor now in hand.
While viewing from the pin-side, the plug looks sorta like this:
___XXXX__ | | | [1] [2] | | | | [3] [4] | | | |__________ |
Where XXXX identifies the location of the plug's latch. The numbering shown above is for reference only. If the correct info is known, please provide it.
1= BLUE 2= WHITE 3= BLACK 4= BLACKThe CHECK ENGINE light is Out, so far.
The NYState emission test results at 63749 mileage are as follows: HC= 0.02 CO= 0.0 NOx= 0.41
I will be expecting an improvement in MPG !
Can anybody tell me the pin layout wiring /signal name and which colored wires should be used to test measure this O2's resistance ?
I supsect that the two BLACK conductors are used for a chassis ground connection.
The TOYOTA part number is: 89465-29285.
TNX. I am tempted to bring the vehicle to another inspecton station for reinspection, just to be certain ! ~ Vince ~
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