2002 Chevrolet Blazer Oxygen Sensor

Tiny
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Can anyone tell me where Bank 1 Sensor 2 Oxygen Sensor is located? I can find 3 sensors, 1 on the drivers side of the engine, 1 on the passenger side and 1 after the cat.
Friday, September 28th, 2007 AT 8:36 PM

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Tiny
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It would be the sensor located after the cat converter.
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Friday, September 28th, 2007 AT 9:44 PM
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It would be the sensor located after the cat converter.[/Quote:aeb38864be]
Thank you, I have replaced that sensor and still get the same Error message P0141. I thought that the new 02 sensor might be bad so I replaced it with another one with the same problem. Any suggestions?
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Friday, September 28th, 2007 AT 9:50 PM
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It would be the sensor located after the cat converter.[/Quote:4128bfe495]
Thank you, I have replaced that sensor and still get the same Error message P0141. I thought that the new 02 sensor might be bad so I replaced it with another one with the same problem. Any suggestions?[/Quote:4128bfe495]possible exhaust leak near the sensor. If you are using aftermarket sensors, I highly suggest using AC Delco sensor.I have run into many problems with aftermarket O2 sensors, especially "universal" sensors some of the parts stores sell. Hope this helps.
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Friday, September 28th, 2007 AT 9:55 PM
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It would be the sensor located after the cat converter.[/Quote:c446d90be9]
Thank you, I have replaced that sensor and still get the same Error message P0141. I thought that the new 02 sensor might be bad so I replaced it with another one with the same problem. Any suggestions?[/Quote:c446d90be9]possible exhaust leak near the sensor. If you are using aftermarket sensors, I highly suggest using AC Delco sensor.I have run into many problems with aftermarket O2 sensors, especially "universal" sensors some of the parts stores sell. Hope this helps.[/Quote:c446d90be9]
Iam using a Bosch sensor? Are these good?
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Friday, September 28th, 2007 AT 10:00 PM
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It would be the sensor located after the cat converter.[/Quote:7ef370dc3b]
Thank you, I have replaced that sensor and still get the same Error message P0141. I thought that the new 02 sensor might be bad so I replaced it with another one with the same problem. Any suggestions?[/Quote:7ef370dc3b]possible exhaust leak near the sensor. If you are using aftermarket sensors, I highly suggest using AC Delco sensor.I have run into many problems with aftermarket O2 sensors, especially "universal" sensors some of the parts stores sell. Hope this helps.[/Quote:7ef370dc3b]
Iam using a Bosch sensor? Are these good?[/Quote:7ef370dc3b]It's kinda hit or miss with those, but first thing is check for exhaust leak. It doesnt take much to throw off those sensors.
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Friday, September 28th, 2007 AT 10:09 PM
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It would be the sensor located after the cat converter.[/Quote:6dd9320976]
Thank you, I have replaced that sensor and still get the same Error message P0141. I thought that the new 02 sensor might be bad so I replaced it with another one with the same problem. Any suggestions?[/Quote:6dd9320976]possible exhaust leak near the sensor. If you are using aftermarket sensors, I highly suggest using AC Delco sensor.I have run into many problems with aftermarket O2 sensors, especially "universal" sensors some of the parts stores sell. Hope this helps.[/Quote:6dd9320976]
Iam using a Bosch sensor? Are these good?[/Quote:6dd9320976]It's kinda hit or miss with those, but first thing is check for exhaust leak. It doesnt take much to throw off those sensors.[/Quote:6dd9320976]
Thank you, I will check for leaks.
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Friday, September 28th, 2007 AT 10:19 PM

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