2006 Toyota Corolla Rear Oxygen Sensor - The Repair - P0037 - Part 2 - Auto Repair
Channel: HouseCallAutoRepair
Date: 26/02/2020

Rear Oxygen Sensor replacement and confirmation of repair, in a 2006 Toyota Corolla. The failure has been confirmed and the mew sensor has arrived. A few features in this video are how to NOT round out an oxygen sensor, and using the Zurich ZR Pro to confirm the function of the new sensor. The exhaust system repair video WILL follow. (Subscribe so you'll keep up with my new videos as they come out) The rear sensor 234-4233 is a Denso OE replacement. It was 34°F during this filming and fortunately it wasn't windy. Part 2 of 2.

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