replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

where are the oxygen sensors located.Have 66000 miles on the motor and
they haven't been replaced.Any help would be appreciated

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

motors don't have 02 sensors, engines do =-)
no one can help ya out unless you tell us what car and year u have....

"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> where are the oxygen sensors located.Have 66000 miles on the motor and
> they haven't been replaced.Any help would be appreciated
>

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

motors don't have 02 sensors, engines do =-)
no one can help ya out unless you tell us what car and year u have....

"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:22553-43E1791C-1644@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...
> where are the oxygen sensors located.Have 66000 miles on the motor and
> they haven't been replaced.Any help would be appreciated
>

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

motors don't have 02 sensors, engines do =-)
no one can help ya out unless you tell us what car and year u have....

"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:22553-43E1791C-1644@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...
> where are the oxygen sensors located.Have 66000 miles on the motor and
> they haven't been replaced.Any help would be appreciated
>

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

well im a twit, just woke up .... sorry i missed what car ;P
same as ours, one is on the exhaust manifold/c converter open the hood and
on your right of it youll see it towards the side.
the other one is on the exhaust pipe behind the engine.. why do you want to
replace them? are u getting a engine light?
ours has over 100 000 miles and we still have our origional 02 sensors
"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:22553-43E1791C-1644@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...
> where are the oxygen sensors located.Have 66000 miles on the motor and
> they haven't been replaced.Any help would be appreciated
>

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

well im a twit, just woke up .... sorry i missed what car ;P
same as ours, one is on the exhaust manifold/c converter open the hood and
on your right of it youll see it towards the side.
the other one is on the exhaust pipe behind the engine.. why do you want to
replace them? are u getting a engine light?
ours has over 100 000 miles and we still have our origional 02 sensors
"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:22553-43E1791C-1644@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...
> where are the oxygen sensors located.Have 66000 miles on the motor and
> they haven't been replaced.Any help would be appreciated
>

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

well im a twit, just woke up .... sorry i missed what car ;P
same as ours, one is on the exhaust manifold/c converter open the hood and
on your right of it youll see it towards the side.
the other one is on the exhaust pipe behind the engine.. why do you want to
replace them? are u getting a engine light?
ours has over 100 000 miles and we still have our origional 02 sensors
"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:22553-43E1791C-1644@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...
> where are the oxygen sensors located.Have 66000 miles on the motor and
> they haven't been replaced.Any help would be appreciated
>

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> where are the oxygen sensors located.Have 66000 miles on the motor and
> they haven't been replaced.Any help would be appreciated
>

Are you getting an Check Engine light? O2 sensors aren't replaced based on
time or mileage, only when they fail.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:22553-43E1791C-1644@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...

> where are the oxygen sensors located.Have 66000 miles on the motor and
> they haven't been replaced.Any help would be appreciated
>

Are you getting an Check Engine light? O2 sensors aren't replaced based on
time or mileage, only when they fail.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:22553-43E1791C-1644@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...

> where are the oxygen sensors located.Have 66000 miles on the motor and
> they haven't been replaced.Any help would be appreciated
>

Are you getting an Check Engine light? O2 sensors aren't replaced based on
time or mileage, only when they fail.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

thanks for the info.Yes the engine light is on,the gas mileage has
dropped[despite tune up],and there's a strong smell of gasoline from the
car.

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

thanks for the info.Yes the engine light is on,the gas mileage has
dropped[despite tune up],and there's a strong smell of gasoline from the
car.

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

thanks for the info.Yes the engine light is on,the gas mileage has
dropped[despite tune up],and there's a strong smell of gasoline from the
car.

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> thanks for the info.Yes the engine light is on,the gas mileage has
> dropped[despite tune up],and there's a strong smell of gasoline from the
> car.
>
If you smell gasoline, it IS NOT the oxygen sensor. The difference from a
bad oxygen sensor will show up on a HC analyzer. The PCM will not just start
dumping gas into the cylinders. I'd suggest that you have someone
knowledgeable look at the vehicle, and figure out where the gas leak is
that's bad enough that it's affecting your mileage. It could be a leaky
injector, or many other things. If you smell gasoline, you are literally
sitting on a disaster waiting to happen.

Re: replacing oxygen sensor 99 accent
 

"Smooth Boi" <slendersmooth21@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:20849-43E2C85E-1884@storefull-3138.bay.webtv.net...
> thanks for the info.Yes the engine light is on,the gas mileage has
> dropped[despite tune up],and there's a strong smell of gasoline from the
> car.
>
If you smell gasoline, it IS NOT the oxygen sensor. The difference from a
bad oxygen sensor will show up on a HC analyzer. The PCM will not just start
dumping gas into the cylinders. I'd suggest that you have someone
knowledgeable look at the vehicle, and figure out where the gas leak is
that's bad enough that it's affecting your mileage. It could be a leaky
injector, or many other things. If you smell gasoline, you are literally
sitting on a disaster waiting to happen.