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Old 05-22-2009, 11:55 AM
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Hi, I just got the P0500 code last week and replaced the VSS. Last night the check engine light came on again and I got the following codes: P0138, P0500, and P0130. Two of the codes are for an O2 sensor. Where is/are this/these located, and are they easy to change? Thanks a ton!
 
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Old 05-22-2009, 12:03 PM
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There are 4. right around your catalytic converters. They are good for about 80K and then they start going out. If you are around that, replace all 4 at the same time. They are for your driver's side. ( Bank 1 ) and each one has a fault front (sensor1) and rear (sensor 2). The other is still for your VSS. might want to check you connections..
 

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Ditto!!
 
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Old 05-22-2009, 06:06 PM
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Thanks a lot, guys! Would you know anywhere I might be able to find photos of where the sensors go.
 
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Can't miss them. Follow your exhaust out of the manifold. One in each "footwell" area, the others are downstream before the cat.
 
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I've been looking for replacement O2 sensors on-line (I've decided to just change all 4). I see that if you buy them with just the sensor and a short length of wire (without the hookup thingy) they're about 1/3 the price. Is this the way to go, and if so, how can I tell how many wires there are in each? I've seen "two wire", "three wire", and "four wire". It's a '99 Discovery Series I.
 
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Old 05-26-2009, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by wick_60010
I've been looking for replacement O2 sensors on-line (I've decided to just change all 4). I see that if you buy them with just the sensor and a short length of wire (without the hookup thingy) they're about 1/3 the price. Is this the way to go, and if so, how can I tell how many wires there are in each? I've seen "two wire", "three wire", and "four wire". It's a '99 Discovery Series I.
It's recommended NOT to go with the cheaper ones. You have to splice the old plug and doing so is said to screw with the voltage/resistance (or whatever) across the wires and give false readings, resulting in poor performance/failure.

If I recall, the O2's are 4 wire.
 
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