I was getting a check engine light and the code turned out to be p0135 O2 Sensor Heater Circuit Malfunction (Bank 1 Sensor 1). Since it’s a 4 cylinder, there…
How To Replace Front/Upstream O2 Sensor On Honda Civic
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can it be repaired?
did you have a small crack above your O2 sensor insert hole??? our civics
are notorious for those and mine has a hairline crack :(
what type of oil or liquid can i use to take off the old sensor? what did
you put before take it off? its really hard when i try to take it
2002 Civic Ex – Honda- 1.7L //Took car in after I took it to auti part
store. My oxygen sensor Under and too hard to reach or see it. Im posting
this because there was no way to reach it with hands – lik video. They had
to put car up high and take it off- The actual sensor. $55 for labor &
Bosch part was $45 – it was totally broke/ not working! Put new KN air
filter and changed cabin filters too. 189,000 miles on car- Texas // thank
you
Thanks. Next time a light underneath the car and a cheater bar might help!!
My 2002 civic ex 1.7 I got part. Too hard to reach. Can has to be put up
high to replace. Bosch pt # 13532 . Guy doing it for me $55 + $45 for part
Yes- got replaced – guy showed me – I watched him do it at local Valvoline
shop. is 2002 civic ex. Was too hard to reach on that model … He put car
up & was easy. Old one was broke ! Car drives BETTER. Mis firing little
bit. Replacing spark plugs tomorrow. Vpower Ngk nickel. Replacing struts
tomorrow with Quick Monroe. 189,000 same struts ! He said 2002 civic better
engine- in his experience. Just got all brakes & calipers replaced too 🙂
thank you
I think it’s a matter of common sense that if you disconnects a connector
to remove a part, then you have to reconnect the new part to the connector.
. Now if your new part has the same type plug than its common sense to
connet that plug to the new connector. If no plug , then you have to cut
and splice the wires.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks for your video. I had to replace my O2 sensor on my 97 Civic and
wasn’t sure where to start. Dead simple! Didn’t realize it would be so
easy. Noticed my exhaust manifold is seriously cracked so that will be my
next project.
Yes, it is.
Thanks for the vid, big help! Do you have to get the CE light reset by a
mechanic, or will it go off automatically?
Fantastic.I saved and learned a lot.Thank you so much sir.
thanks for your quick response…( the “check engine yellow light” will go
off itself once the oxigen sensor has been replaced?or it needs “clear
errors” ). I just find out i need oxigen sensor bank 1
I didn’t, but you can. It is not a bad idea though. If you leave it
disconnected while you do the work, it will probably reset the ECU and the
engine will adapt itself to the new O2 Sensor quicker.
Arent there supposed to be wires you have to connect?
Yes. I bought it at the local autoparts store. I think Sears also sells
one. They make another style that looks more like a regular deep socket
with a slot up the side for the wire.
Thanks so much! This video saved me a lot of time and money. My change was
a bit different, since I have a 2004 Civic. The heat shield on mine had
three bolts, two of which were at the top and bolted horizontally, and the
other on the very bottom. On the ’04, the O2 sensor is under the heat
shield. A 12 mm hex bit is what you need for the bolts, and you should
borrow an O2 sensor bit from Autozone and find a ratchet extender to make
removal easier since it’s below the heat shield.
It’s just a plug. You can kind of see me unplug it at 1:35-1:50.
Can’t you just use a closed or box-end wrench to loosen that sensor. Why
the special “fixture”…?
Hi..Is it the same position for Honda Civic ES9 (Ferio) Japanese import
(hybrid) 2004 automatic…?
is that the only o2 sensor? my civic is shooting off emissions like crazy
and wouldn’t pass emissions test. how do i know which o2 sensor is broken?
thanks for the video! have you replaced the middle O2 sensor (after the
cat)?
Holy shit ! …. He is so good that you don’t even see him plug it into the
connector – he just has to “Start the car up & give it a shot”. Get in
touch with your continuity editor.
The catalytic converter. I never tried it, but there is some stuff that
supposedly can clean the catalytic converter. Like Cataclean, but there are
other brands. You might try one of these. Cheaper than a new catalytic
converter.