YOUR RESEARCHO2 sensors connections-Bank 1 vs Bank 2
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Can someone confirm which connectors belong to which bank? Here is a picture of the connectors located roughly in the center of the engine bay near the lock/latch: Do these connectors belong to bank 1 or bank 2? I took a look through the manual and can't seem to find the answer. Thanks, Shawn
Those are for the sensors on the left (driver's side) of the exhaust. The connections for the right side of the exhaust are all the way to the right part of the engine compartment. At least that's how it was for my 2002 model.
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Thanks, I understand where the wires go. What I'm not sure of is which side is considered "Bank 1" and "Bank 2" relative to ECU error codes. -S.
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Ah, I see. Well in that case the driver's side is bank 1 and passenger is bank 2.
Thanks, I appreciate the confirmation! -Shawn
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