Hello,


My mechanic told me that the code for the check engine light comes up as
a faulty oxygen sensor.

I have also been told that it is a really easy job. I'm handy with tools
and whatnot, but I have not tackled this particular job before.

Could someone direct me to a site (if there is one) that lists the steps
involved?

Thanks. Much appreciated!

1997 Accent, 4 cyl, automatic.


AGB

 

On Aug 3, 10:27 pm, Don Q <d...@cervantes77.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My mechanic told me that the code for the check engine light comes up as
> a faulty oxygen sensor.
>
> I have also been told that it is a really easy job. I'm handy with tools
> and whatnot, but I have not tackled this particular job before.
>
> Could someone direct me to a site (if there is one) that lists the steps
> involved?
>
> Thanks. Much appreciated!
>
> 1997 Accent, 4 cyl, automatic.
>
> AGB

You can register for a free account at www.hmaservice.com.

As a note of caution, however, there are numerous codes that refer to
oxygen sensor performance and other codes which can be caused by
oxygen sensors but are often caused by other problems. If you can
give me the actual code number, it'll tell me the type of problem the
ECM has seen, and I'll be able to offer better advice as to whether
your problem will be cured by replacing the oxygen sensor.