Thanks for that diagram! This suv has known issue with the 02 sensors being wonky, the dealer actually recommends that you replace all of the sensors at the se time so they can age together. The light will come back on shortly after replacing the faulty sensor if they others are far enough out of spec.
No WAY!!! RICK!!! I am changing this part. What are the chances of crossing paths with you guys online?! So cool, fricking funny too! Hope it's as ray as you make it sound.
I have a 2002 Toyota Sequoia Limited v8.. Having issues with the obd2 saying some sensors aren't ready but no trouble code just yellow question mark with O, OH, EV, C and CC flashing! I have the same scanner as you do too... I've driven the truck and got few of the flashing pending codes to go away, but the next day they're flashing again 😔... Possible causes for this to be happening??!
Thanks Guys! nice to see someone is watching my videos, been awhile, busy life lately, i will work on some new ones soon.... probably my 71 bronco transfer case rebuild. STAY-TUNED! btw... the Toyota engine lights have been gone since!
Hey dude, Good video but you really should take more care to protect your personal info online. People steal vin numbers and duplicate them. They sell them and commit vehicle fraud all the time. Your name is on the laptop screen too. We live in dangerous times please edit your videos for anything personal like names, plates, vins, etc.. Or worse they could find you. Don't invite crazy to your home. Take care
I wanted to thank you for taking the time to show me this fix. It is really appreciated. Keep up the videos.
Thanks for that diagram! This suv has known issue with the 02 sensors being wonky, the dealer actually recommends that you replace all of the sensors at the se time so they can age together. The light will come back on shortly after replacing the faulty sensor if they others are far enough out of spec.
Mr S sounds about right..
Denso and NGK are OEM suppliers. Often Denso and NGK parts can be had for less than half of OEM branded parts.
No WAY!!! RICK!!! I am changing this part. What are the chances of crossing paths with you guys online?! So cool, fricking funny too! Hope it's as ray as you make it sound.
Can’t stop shaking my head with that Neck Jerk lol
like the spongebob air freshner on the bronco what do you have for the sequoia
I have a 2002 Toyota Sequoia Limited v8.. Having issues with the obd2 saying some sensors aren't ready but no trouble code just yellow question mark with O, OH, EV, C and CC flashing! I have the same scanner as you do too... I've driven the truck and got few of the flashing pending codes to go away, but the next day they're flashing again 😔... Possible causes for this to be happening??!
Good information!! Thanks for the vid.
could not stop laughing , thanks for the video....very funny and informative...
I have VSC Off and VSC track lights on. did you fix that issue in another video?
Good job man
you didn't show replacing it. you did all the easy part.
Thanks Guys! nice to see someone is watching my videos, been awhile, busy life lately, i will work on some new ones soon.... probably my 71 bronco transfer
case rebuild. STAY-TUNED!
btw... the Toyota engine lights have been gone since!
RixFixMix69 cant wait to see that
Did anyone get code p0172 or p0175 and had to replace oxygen sensors? Toyota Sequoia 05 thanks for the video
you didnt show any video of you actually fixing it.... dude
where is part 2?
Because he couldn't, gave up and took it to a mechanic. Useless.
don't ever get the bosch brand it won't work well. dense is the correct one for toyota i made the mistake hope you don't
Hey dude, Good video but you really should take more care to protect your personal info online. People steal vin numbers and duplicate them. They sell them and commit vehicle fraud all the time. Your name is on the laptop screen too. We live in dangerous times please edit your videos for anything personal like names, plates, vins, etc.. Or worse they could find you. Don't invite crazy to your home. Take care
Thank you. I'll do the same