02 sensor

Asked by Silverado79CHEVY79 Jan 24, 2019 at 02:27 PM about the 2006 Toyota Highlander Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2006 Toyota highlander limited engine
light came on while my wife was on her way to
work when she was coming back home the Trac
light and the stabile Sid control light came on and I
checked it with ob11 scanner it pulls up p0037.
Which is 02 sensor bank1 sensor2 its a 3.3L
ENGINE 2 WHEEL DRIVE need sensor location
confermation.thanks

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Before replacing 02 sensors let me tell you a story check engine light came on saying 02 sensors replaced with in 2 days light comes back on saying 02 sensors at first thought purchased bad 02 sensors took vehicle to shop they said catalytic converter needs to be replaced so what I did instead of using the 87 octane gas started using the higher octane gas 93 and 94 long story short after 10 tank fills and check engine light coming and going off 4 times light is off and stays off if you are in a hurry for light to go off you can try using a converter cleaner like cataclean read some good and bad reviews but mostly positive. Now as far as the trac light coming on that sounds like a brake system problem.

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