how to replace the 02 sensor
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Auto_Centric answered 11 months ago
Its likely the HEGO (heated exhaust gas sensor) but possibly a connector or the harness its self they can be damaged from heat and or abrasion Inspect it first before just changing a sensor UNLESS it was read with the Toyota Techstream scan tool, that's a sure diagnosis of the sensor.
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