I asked a mechanic what it would be to do this and he said 300 dollars. I can't believe how simple it is to do it yourself! you've saved me over 200 dollars thank you!
Thanks for the videos. You've saved me a good amount of money. I'd put a little Never Seez High Temp on the threads. Just to make it easier if you ever have to replace again.
I’m looking to replace the o2 sensor that connects directly into the catalytic convertor on my 98’ civic ex, would that be a downstream or an upstream? And does the ex have one or two sensors? Thanks!
+Geoffrey Mckinney The differences in the oxygen sensors are the wire length, as well as the connector between upper (which is before the catalytic converter and usually attached to the manifold) and lower. 1aauto.com
I have a 95 Honda Del Sol. I was told at the Auto Body shop that it only has 1 O2 sensor... most cars have 2 sensors upper and lower... So does the Del sol have 1 or 2? Thanks!
what is really irritating to me is the video says 92-2000 civic but my downstream o2 sensor on my 99 civic is not the same as this video and I cant find any videos on how to do it bc I cant find the plug to unplug it
+frederick miranda While 1A Auto strives to make the information provided in this video as accurate as possible, it makes no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness or applicability of the content.
I dunno if you got an answer or figure it out, but the reason you take cut the old one is to get the breaker bar over the old one to take it out easier. If you can get a wrench in there to loosen it, I don't see why that wouldn't work. Cheers!
It should be a very similar process. We carry new O2 sensors on our website for your 01-05. Here's a link to them.www.1aauto.com/1A/oxygen-sensors/Honda/Civic/-/-/2001?VideoReply&VideoReply&ATony
It may be a P0141, P0135 or a P0133 code. If the check engine light is on you should pull the code to see what it's pointing to. You should be able to Google the code to see what it relates to on your vehicle. Hope this helps you out. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
@1aautoparts thanks for the quick reply. my grandma got the same car, and i chk the codes and it said o2 sensor cat efficency something ike that. the code i reay dont remember but i think it was p0491.
That's not a downstream o2 sensor. That's a upstream. 98 civics have 2 of them, one of them is on the exhaust manifold, and the other is on the catalytic converter. The one on the cat is the downstream.
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I asked a mechanic what it would be to do this and he said 300 dollars. I can't believe how simple it is to do it yourself! you've saved me over 200 dollars thank you!
Baby boy that mechanic is a rip off. My mechanic charge around $30.00
Thats crazy
I’m about to hit the junkyard before I buy a new one or even get close to a mechanic loll
Thanks for the videos. You've saved me a good amount of money. I'd put a little Never Seez High Temp on the threads. Just to make it easier if you ever have to replace again.
Is the upstream the same sensor as the downstream sensor?
The 1999-2000 Civics plugs are in different places on the exhaust.
I’m looking to replace the o2 sensor that connects directly into the catalytic convertor on my 98’ civic ex, would that be a downstream or an upstream? And does the ex have one or two sensors? Thanks!
I changed the 1st one but can’t find where the interior clip is to the 2nd one
Do the 92-00 Civics all use the same O2 sensors or are they different?
got to be the easiest fix ever
Will this work for the cb7 accords? I have a 1993 Accord
Oh good video by the way =D
whats the difference between upper and lower (downstream) o2 sensors? I cant find mine
+Geoffrey Mckinney The differences in the oxygen sensors are the wire length, as well as the connector between upper (which is before the catalytic converter and usually attached to the manifold) and lower. 1aauto.com
My 91 CRX only has upstream
@@Val-bw4bz these hondas have two different 02 sensors?
Do you have a video for o2 sensor replacement for a 2001 accord or anything that would be similar?
Thank you for watching. Unfortunately we do not have a video for your application. We will keep this repair in mind for future videos.
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I have a 95 Honda Del Sol. I was told at the Auto Body shop that it only has 1 O2 sensor... most cars have 2 sensors upper and lower... So does the Del sol have 1 or 2? Thanks!
The del sol is technically a CRX, so that’s correct - only the one O2 sensor
what is really irritating to me is the video says 92-2000 civic but my downstream o2 sensor on my 99 civic is not the same as this video and I cant find any videos on how to do it bc I cant find the plug to unplug it
+frederick miranda While 1A Auto strives to make the information provided in this video as accurate as possible, it makes no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness or applicability of the content.
So if there is nothing wrong with my sensor to remove it I still have to cut the wires?
I dunno if you got an answer or figure it out, but the reason you take cut the old one is to get the breaker bar over the old one to take it out easier. If you can get a wrench in there to loosen it, I don't see why that wouldn't work. Cheers!
can this fix a p0138 code
Is this repair pretty much the same for a 2001-2005 model?
It should be a very similar process. We carry new O2 sensors on our website for your 01-05. Here's a link to them.www.1aauto.com/1A/oxygen-sensors/Honda/Civic/-/-/2001?VideoReply&VideoReply&ATony
Do you guys know the location of the upstream sensor?? For some reason nobody's ever put it on the internet, or at least I'm bad at research.
+stefan cogurik Yes, here's the how-to video you're looking for: ruclips.net/video/EMlbWW_zaQA/видео.html
How many o2 sensors are on a 2000 civic?
+DEE Aguilar You should have two oxygen sensors on your vehicle. You may check with a label mechanic to be sure.
@1aautoparts what trouble codes do u get from this sensor being bad on this car?
It may be a P0141, P0135 or a P0133 code. If the check engine light is on you should pull the code to see what it's pointing to. You should be able to Google the code to see what it relates to on your vehicle. Hope this helps you out. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
@1aautoparts thanks for the quick reply. my grandma got the same car, and i chk the codes and it said o2 sensor cat efficency something ike that. the code i reay dont remember but i think it was p0491.
Yo, was that downstream or upstream?
The downstream one is shown in this video. Thanks for watching. 1aauto.com 866-403-3393
what code is this one
cuz i have 1998 honda civic dx code is p0141 bank1 sensor 2 for a d16y7
im not really sure which sensor it is confused?
That's not a downstream o2 sensor. That's a upstream. 98 civics have 2 of them, one of them is on the exhaust manifold, and the other is on the catalytic converter. The one on the cat is the downstream.