Thanks for this amazing videos I found it useful and it helped me alot with my Sonata 2006 v6 But I have question how many catalytic converter in sonata 2006 v6 And how can I check it
Thanks for watching my video king! On my V6, I have two catalytic converters, one for each of the exhaust pipes. To check it, get under the car and look for the fat part of the exhaust pipe. You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Best, The Sailor.
+Pamela Edwards Thanks for watching my video Pamela! The one in the front has a short harness. The other one has a long harness. The one in the front is BEFORE the catalytic converter. That is how you buy them. It is either before or after the catalytic converter. Recommend you remove them and bring them into a parts store to get an exact replacement. You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Like them? Subscribe for the latest! Best, The Sailor.
Hey man nice and detail video. Seen the information you detailed in the beginning and sounds so similar to my problem im having. I just bout the 2008 hyuandai sonata v6 3.3l about a month from today which is 08/04/2017. Before I bout the car, I notice a oil leak from which that was the only noticeable problem I seen but the car drove smooth, fast, and the mpg was great, also there was no check engine lights or dummy light on or anything. Took the car to the hyuandai dealership for a pre purchase just to make sure no serious issue before purchase and stating at this time there no issue alarming with no check engine lights or anything other then oil leak. So the result came back with the valves cover gasket, spark plugs, air filter, and filter under the hood and which I told the dealership to take care of the repairs that stated with the car after I purchase the car. I pick the car up the next day after the relates was done after the dealership closed when work was done on the car and notice the check engine light was on, so out of frustration and worrying, I checked with my scanner and came up with code p0151 o2 circuit low voltage (bank 2, sensor 1) and also notice surging/hesitation/ very poor fuel consumption. Took back to the dealer the next day and the service advice turned the key and check engine light went off which was odd. He took the car back to technician to check code but nothing came up which was weird because I got the code p0151 but they sent me on my way and told me if light came back on to bring it back. It been almost a month from when I bought the car 07/06/2017 and light hasn't came back on but still noticing very very poor fuel consumption, poor performance with hesitation, surging, and rough acceleration. Would this be the o2 sensor with bank 2 sensor one because till this day the check engine light hasn't came back on but notice those point. Sorry for the long story but trying to find the culprit rather the throwing money in part of for someone to charge me $100 for diagnostics fees if the check engine light not on. All the light on my dash light up including the engine light when turning the ignition to start the car and all cut off as normal like nothings wrong but notice all the symptoms. Please if you can guide me and let me know something at your earliest convenience...thank you!
Thanks for watching my video RD! I Would assume that the car probably has in excess of 100,000 miles? If so, it is certainly time to change out ALL the oxygen sensors. For the cost of the sensors, it will certainly cover a diagnostic fee. BTW, if you need a code checked again, just go to Autozone and they will do it for FREE! You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Like them? Subscribe for the latest! Best, The Sailor.
Yes when I bought the car it had 115,282 which wasn't no signs of problem when I test drove it and was getting good mpg, good performance, and running like a champ. It's was after the repairs was done when this problem persistent up till today I put about about 750miles on the car, now having 116,100miles on it. I have a code reader but like I said, the check engine light hasn't came on or anything like that, so just have the symptoms of poor fuel consumption, surging/hesitation acceleration performance, and just makes for a rough ride taking away the pleasure of what attracted me to the car when I first got it
Buy the way I did check the code on my code reader and it was stored as pending but when I took to o'reillys to check it,nothing came up. So after a few day, I checked again with my code reader and everything checked out and no codes are there now, but still have these symptoms.
I would start with the oxygen sensors and then I might take a look at other sensors. It could possibly be this: ruclips.net/video/-w9NOgoxTZ8/видео.html Best, The Sailor
Were can I get the oxygen sensors at for a reasonable price that comparable with my car without causing problems down the road and how many oxygens sensors are in my car, 4?
Farrukh Majeed Thanks for watching my video Farrukh! My car only has two oxygen sensors. It doesn't matter which order you replace them as long as you do all of them. You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Best, The Sailor.
Hi, i have a 2004 3.3L sonata and it said bank 1 sensor 1 so i had it changed (300€ !!!) and now it says bank 1 sensor 2 and they said its about 240€ ... do you know where to buy it cheaper? they say its original hyundai price fpr germany
Thanks for watching my video VV! I used to live in Germany and I understand your problem. If you are able to work on your own car, you can save a lot of money. Here is a link to how much it costs in America. www.autozone.com/engine-management/oxygen-sensor/bosch-oxygen-sensor/831546_47115_1784_97999 Even with shipping, you can save half. I know how garages work there. If you don't buy the part from them, they won't install it. Do it yourself! You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Like them? Subscribe for the latest! Best, The Sailor.
i have 2006 Sonata 3.3L V6, i have almost 95.000 on car i notice High Fuel consumption for 3 week than engine light come on P0160/P0158 which point to Bank 2 Sensor 2 Circuit no activity Detected and high voltage ........ Is it the sensor or something else ???
Thanks for watching my video Ahmed! The oxygen sensors are cheap. Just buy new ones and have them installed. With 95, ooo miles, it is time. Best, The Sailor.
Thanks for watching my video James! I had a 2006 3.3 liter, six cylinder Sonata. I could only find two. You might like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Like them? Subscribe for the latest!
Thanks for watching my video and your helpful comment! Yo may like my other video. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Like them? Subscribe for the latest! Best, The Sailor.
+Jon Trillo Thanks for watching my video Jon! It certainly could be! If you have over 100K on the car, I would recommend replacing all of them. Best, The Sailor.
Jon Trillo Wow, that's a long wait! You might try disconnecting the negative battery terminal for about 30 minutes (resets CEL) and if it comes back, change out all the sensors.
Thanks Alot dear,you are amazing and made work easy for us.
Thanks for watching my video Farrukh! You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Best, The Sailor.
Thanks for this amazing videos
I found it useful and it helped me alot with my Sonata 2006 v6
But I have question how many catalytic converter in sonata 2006 v6
And how can I check it
Thanks for watching my video king! On my V6, I have two catalytic converters, one for each of the exhaust pipes. To check it, get under the car and look for the fat part of the exhaust pipe. You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Best, The Sailor.
I will lie to buy an oxygen sensor po137
the rear sensor you show is post catalytic converter in pic.i think you need to change rear sensor which is before catalytic converter.
Farrukh Majeed Thanks for watching my video Farrukh! You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar.
so is bank 2 sensor 1 the sensor that under the Hood in the manifold right there in front
+Pamela Edwards Thanks for watching my video Pamela! The one in the front has a short harness. The other one has a long harness. The one in the front is BEFORE the catalytic converter. That is how you buy them. It is either before or after the catalytic converter. Recommend you remove them and bring them into a parts store to get an exact replacement. You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Like them? Subscribe for the latest! Best, The Sailor.
Thanks
+Pamela Edwards You are quite welcome!
Hey man nice and detail video. Seen the information you detailed in the beginning and sounds so similar to my problem im having. I just bout the 2008 hyuandai sonata v6 3.3l about a month from today which is 08/04/2017. Before I bout the car, I notice a oil leak from which that was the only noticeable problem I seen but the car drove smooth, fast, and the mpg was great, also there was no check engine lights or dummy light on or anything. Took the car to the hyuandai dealership for a pre purchase just to make sure no serious issue before purchase and stating at this time there no issue alarming with no check engine lights or anything other then oil leak. So the result came back with the valves cover gasket, spark plugs, air filter, and filter under the hood and which I told the dealership to take care of the repairs that stated with the car after I purchase the car. I pick the car up the next day after the relates was done after the dealership closed when work was done on the car and notice the check engine light was on, so out of frustration and worrying, I checked with my scanner and came up with code p0151 o2 circuit low voltage (bank 2, sensor 1) and also notice surging/hesitation/ very poor fuel consumption. Took back to the dealer the next day and the service advice turned the key and check engine light went off which was odd. He took the car back to technician to check code but nothing came up which was weird because I got the code p0151 but they sent me on my way and told me if light came back on to bring it back. It been almost a month from when I bought the car 07/06/2017 and light hasn't came back on but still noticing very very poor fuel consumption, poor performance with hesitation, surging, and rough acceleration. Would this be the o2 sensor with bank 2 sensor one because till this day the check engine light hasn't came back on but notice those point. Sorry for the long story but trying to find the culprit rather the throwing money in part of for someone to charge me $100 for diagnostics fees if the check engine light not on. All the light on my dash light up including the engine light when turning the ignition to start the car and all cut off as normal like nothings wrong but notice all the symptoms. Please if you can guide me and let me know something at your earliest convenience...thank you!
Thanks for watching my video RD! I Would assume that the car probably has in excess of 100,000 miles? If so, it is certainly time to change out ALL the oxygen sensors. For the cost of the sensors, it will certainly cover a diagnostic fee. BTW, if you need a code checked again, just go to Autozone and they will do it for FREE! You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Like them? Subscribe for the latest! Best, The Sailor.
Yes when I bought the car it had 115,282 which wasn't no signs of problem when I test drove it and was getting good mpg, good performance, and running like a champ. It's was after the repairs was done when this problem persistent up till today I put about about 750miles on the car, now having 116,100miles on it. I have a code reader but like I said, the check engine light hasn't came on or anything like that, so just have the symptoms of poor fuel consumption, surging/hesitation acceleration performance, and just makes for a rough ride taking away the pleasure of what attracted me to the car when I first got it
Buy the way I did check the code on my code reader and it was stored as pending but when I took to o'reillys to check it,nothing came up. So after a few day, I checked again with my code reader and everything checked out and no codes are there now, but still have these symptoms.
I would start with the oxygen sensors and then I might take a look at other sensors. It could possibly be this:
ruclips.net/video/-w9NOgoxTZ8/видео.html Best, The Sailor
Were can I get the oxygen sensors at for a reasonable price that comparable with my car without causing problems down the road and how many oxygens sensors are in my car, 4?
have your car four oxygen sensor? mine have four.I change front one but donot know which one will be next?
Farrukh Majeed Thanks for watching my video Farrukh! My car only has two oxygen sensors. It doesn't matter which order you replace them as long as you do all of them. You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Best, The Sailor.
Thanks The Sailor for quick reply.i realy liked all your videos and Do it my self for my sonata.
Thanks so much Farrukh! If you need help with any of them, just let me know. Best, The Sailor.
Hi, i have a 2004 3.3L sonata and it said bank 1 sensor 1 so i had it changed (300€ !!!) and now it says bank 1 sensor 2 and they said its about 240€ ... do you know where to buy it cheaper? they say its original hyundai price fpr germany
Thanks for watching my video VV! I used to live in Germany and I understand your problem. If you are able to work on your own car, you can save a lot of money. Here is a link to how much it costs in America. www.autozone.com/engine-management/oxygen-sensor/bosch-oxygen-sensor/831546_47115_1784_97999 Even with shipping, you can save half. I know how garages work there. If you don't buy the part from them, they won't install it. Do it yourself! You may like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Like them? Subscribe for the latest! Best, The Sailor.
ah shit i meant 2005 sonata so that one wont work. do you know sites where i can order them? my garage installs aftermarkets but dont give warranty
where did you live though? :-)
V0RT3X94 V0RT3X94. USA
i meant in germany ... :-)
i have 2006 Sonata 3.3L V6, i have almost 95.000 on car i notice High Fuel consumption for 3 week than engine light come on P0160/P0158 which point to Bank 2 Sensor 2 Circuit no activity Detected and high voltage ........ Is it the sensor or something else ???
Thanks for watching my video Ahmed! The oxygen sensors are cheap. Just buy new ones and have them installed. With 95, ooo miles, it is time. Best, The Sailor.
I understand there are two o2 sensors upstream and two sensors downstream. Where is bank 2 sensor 1 located?
Thanks for watching my video James! I had a 2006 3.3 liter, six cylinder Sonata. I could only find two. You might like my other videos. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Like them? Subscribe for the latest!
You should state 6 cyl 2 upstream 2 downstream
4 cyl has 1 upstream 1 downstream
Thanks for watching my video and your helpful comment! Yo may like my other video. Just type Lsailor1 in the RUclips search bar. Like them? Subscribe for the latest! Best, The Sailor.
Where’s sensor 2?
Would this be why I have the code p2096
+Jon Trillo Thanks for watching my video Jon! It certainly could be! If you have over 100K on the car, I would recommend replacing all of them. Best, The Sailor.
Lsailor1 I have about 94000 got it at 34000.
Jon Trillo Wow, that's a long wait! You might try disconnecting the negative battery terminal for about 30 minutes (resets CEL) and if it comes back, change out all the sensors.
I'm just guessing if it's not my sensors which I'm sure it is would there be anything else to look for for this code
Jon Trillo If you Google the code you will see it is a lean condition caused by the oxygen sensors.