Car idle stated jumping (gets better after a few min)
Getting on OBD a P0132 code (vida says = ECM 280A )
"FRONT HEATED OXYGEN SENSOR HO2S faulty signal. = signal too high, permanent fault.
where is this sensor located, cant find on vida, is it an easy DIY to replace?
2004 XC70
https://www.ipdusa.com/products/6037/Fr ... 147-112276
should I add this spacer?
https://www.ipdusa.com/products/12093/A ... IPD-125604
FRONT OXYGEN SENSOR / P0132
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Mikele82
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Ok,
I found it.
The front sensor is accessible from top of passenger side behind the engine.
Tricky part is the wire and plug go all the way to the driver side and accessing to unplug needs some parts to get out of the way.
Any recommendations?
I found it.
The front sensor is accessible from top of passenger side behind the engine.
Tricky part is the wire and plug go all the way to the driver side and accessing to unplug needs some parts to get out of the way.
Any recommendations?
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jonesg
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You have to pull the bread box and kitchen sink, the engine can remain but everything else has to make room.
The bigger problem is you can only get one hand in there.
Rehearse one handed juggling, knowing how it comes apart is the trick, they designed it to come apart with one hand.
The bigger problem is you can only get one hand in there.
Rehearse one handed juggling, knowing how it comes apart is the trick, they designed it to come apart with one hand.
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