Upstream Vs. Downstream O2 differentiation
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Upstream Vs. Downstream O2 differentiation
Hey gang,
Having a P0134 issue. Replaced all 4 of my 02 Sensors with the Atlantic British kit. Also had some exhaust leaks repaired.
Haven't driven the truck in a while and getting the P0134.
Fuse is good, wires look fine. While the truck was at the shop getting welding done, a part of me feels that the O2 sensors could have been swapped. How can I tell which is upstream and which is downstream?
Thanks for any insight. Hoping to take the truck on a much needed drive up to the desert next week.
Thanks!
Ian
Having a P0134 issue. Replaced all 4 of my 02 Sensors with the Atlantic British kit. Also had some exhaust leaks repaired.
Haven't driven the truck in a while and getting the P0134.
Fuse is good, wires look fine. While the truck was at the shop getting welding done, a part of me feels that the O2 sensors could have been swapped. How can I tell which is upstream and which is downstream?
Thanks for any insight. Hoping to take the truck on a much needed drive up to the desert next week.
Thanks!
Ian
#2
The connections for the upstream and downstream sensors are different so you can not mix them up and they are not interchangable.
Upstream is located between the exhaust manifold and the catalytic converter. Down stream are located after the catalytic converter toward the muffler.
I'm currently having the same issue with P0134. Mine is only for only Bank 1 upstream.
Which bank(s) are you getting the code for?
Upstream is located between the exhaust manifold and the catalytic converter. Down stream are located after the catalytic converter toward the muffler.
I'm currently having the same issue with P0134. Mine is only for only Bank 1 upstream.
Which bank(s) are you getting the code for?
#3
I’ve had this to with no fix after replacing sensors.
I had 2 issues
1 - connector to o2 sensor looked ok. But really look in there and mine had wires splitting and coming off.
I cut the plug out and put new plug in
2- fuel purge valve was sticking open letting fumes into intake making the rig run ****ty and exhaust smell and effecting my drivers side o2
I had 2 issues
1 - connector to o2 sensor looked ok. But really look in there and mine had wires splitting and coming off.
I cut the plug out and put new plug in
2- fuel purge valve was sticking open letting fumes into intake making the rig run ****ty and exhaust smell and effecting my drivers side o2
#4
Thanks guys,
I will give all of these a close look.
I'm thinking it's wiring, I bought the car with this code and figured the exhaust leak and old O2 sensors were the issues. New O2 sensors and all leaks fixed. So it must be wiring.
I'm not sure what Bank it's from. I'm only getting the P0134 code, no other corresponding codes. Going to put a few miles on the truck to see if it triggers anything else after I give everything a closer look.
I will also check out the fuel purge valve while I'm in there today.
Thanks!
I will give all of these a close look.
I'm thinking it's wiring, I bought the car with this code and figured the exhaust leak and old O2 sensors were the issues. New O2 sensors and all leaks fixed. So it must be wiring.
I'm not sure what Bank it's from. I'm only getting the P0134 code, no other corresponding codes. Going to put a few miles on the truck to see if it triggers anything else after I give everything a closer look.
I will also check out the fuel purge valve while I'm in there today.
Thanks!
#5
So I ordred a Bosch replacement for the Bank1 Sensor1 upstream from Amazon
Put it in, cleared my codes, went for a short, but spirited drive and the code is gone.
I just put in 4 brand new Walker O2 sensors from Atlantic British, guess one was a dud.
Hoping to take the truck up to Joshua Tree next weekend to get a full drive cycle run in to make sure things are all tip-top.
Thanks for all the info, I gave everything a look and came to the conclusion that the 02 sensor just must have been a lemon. I threw all of the old ones away when I did the replacement, so I didn't have a spare one to rule this out.
Fingers crossed.
Put it in, cleared my codes, went for a short, but spirited drive and the code is gone.
I just put in 4 brand new Walker O2 sensors from Atlantic British, guess one was a dud.
Hoping to take the truck up to Joshua Tree next weekend to get a full drive cycle run in to make sure things are all tip-top.
Thanks for all the info, I gave everything a look and came to the conclusion that the 02 sensor just must have been a lemon. I threw all of the old ones away when I did the replacement, so I didn't have a spare one to rule this out.
Fingers crossed.
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