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This video should apply to any Infiniti G35 or G37 from 2007- 2013. This vehicle had a PO51 and a PO150 code, which is defined as an oxygen sensor circuit low voltage bank two, sensor one. These error codes show up when the engine control module (ECM) determines the voltage given by the sensor is lower than the specified limits. This means it is reading an excessive amount of oxygen in the exhaust. With a bad oxygen sensor, you should get a check engine light and your car may be hard to start, along with poor engine performance and bad gas mileage. To clear the codes once the new sensor is installed, you can either use an OBD2 scanner or if you don’t have one, disconnect the car battery for about five minutes and then the codes should not appear anymore.

Tools needed:

Socket Set
Oxygen Sensor Set
Screwdriver Set
Hand Cleaner
Rubber Gloves
Shop Towels

Parts:

Oxygen Sensor

These are the tools we used or something that’s similar. There are many manufacturers and various prices. It’s a good idea to buy the better tool with the best warranty and easiest exchange in case of tool failure.

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