Love these videos. California cars are so clean. You should come to the northeast and work on salted cars. You wonβt find old cars like this so clean.
yea i gave up on oxy sensor bank2 on corolla.. difficult at best to get at..and didn't solve the problem.. black electric tape did on the dash helped me forget about it and it runs fine. congrats.. Your intro is spectacular.. felt like i never left.. i'm leaving now.. next time
Peter, you did not measure resistance on same pins on the old one with the new. On the old sensor you measured one top and one bottom pins but on the new sensor you measured both top pins. I am curios if the old one was bad?
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Hi sir, where is your shop located?
Very informative! Thank you.
Nice car my wife loves her Toyota
you have a very calming demeanor about you, love it!
Thank you for taking us through your repair job.
My 2011 RAV4 only has 25,000 kms (15,625 mi).
When those sensors are frozen what a pia to get off!
Love these videos. California cars are so clean. You should come to the northeast and work on salted cars. You wonβt find old cars like this so clean.
Ausgezeichnet!
Leaving it in the sun really ruins it.Put it in the shade/undercover.
Thanks for showing us the copper based anti-seize, I never used that but will in future.
Back in 2001, there was still a reasonable amount of room under the hood in most cars. Not so today.
Thank you very educational again.
Another awesome video. Thank you.
Good work my friend. You are a Toyota expert
I would love to have that van !
Platinum, palladium, or rhodium heater wire inside it? Not cheap metals.
Congrats on 80,000 subscribers! You deserve it, such an awesome channel.
$300 for that..?? I bet it costs Denson $5 to manufacture.
yea i gave up on oxy sensor bank2 on corolla.. difficult at best to get at..and didn't solve the problem.. black electric tape did on the dash helped me forget about it and it runs fine.
congrats.. Your intro is spectacular.. felt like i never left.. i'm leaving now.. next time
Always a good day when a Toyota Maintenance video drops π
@Toyota Maintenance. Thank you Professor Peter for today's lesson. Also, congratulations on 80K subscribers.
Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
Peter, you did not measure resistance on same pins on the old one with the new. On the old sensor you measured one top and one bottom pins but on the new sensor you measured both top pins. I am curios if the old one was bad?