sensors
#1
sensors
hi everyone, i just came from my mechanic and he told me that my car is losing power couse my oxigen sensor is not working, so how he said sensor 1 and 2 bank 1 are not giving any data to computer and that is problem, so i just want to ask can i trust him and is it possible that that is problem??
is it expensive to change that, couse we didint talk about price, i just went for diagnostic, and i didint pay couse i know him, but only i wouldn't like to buy them and then somethig new comes up like a problem, and anyway what is the price for those sensors, or whats the price range?
Thaks Danijel
is it expensive to change that, couse we didint talk about price, i just went for diagnostic, and i didint pay couse i know him, but only i wouldn't like to buy them and then somethig new comes up like a problem, and anyway what is the price for those sensors, or whats the price range?
Thaks Danijel
#2
RE: sensors
I have replaced two 02 sensors. It cost me about $450 each (in Canada) and now the dealership tells me I have to replace the catalytic converter for about $1,500.00. I don't know if replacing the 02 sensors did anything. Good luck.
#3
RE: sensors
definately shop around before buying the sensors, chances are that you can pick them up cheaper than $450, and the catalytic convertor, I hate that places are still charging that much for those darn things. I had to have one replaced on my old pickup and it only cost me a mere 75 dollars. It was a cheap part, and nearly universal, but catalytic convertors have definately come a long way, and should be substantially cheaper than when they were first starting to go out and be replaced. I would not spend 1500 bucks on one, shop around online and buy one there, then take it to a muffler shop and have them install it, altogether you shouldnt spend anymore than 200 MAX, thats my two cents.
#5
hi everyone, i just came from my mechanic and he told me that my car is losing power couse my oxigen sensor is not working, so how he said sensor 1 and 2 bank 1 are not giving any data to computer and that is problem, so i just want to ask can i trust him and is it possible that that is problem??
is it expensive to change that, couse we didint talk about price, i just went for diagnostic, and i didint pay couse i know him, but only i wouldn't like to buy them and then somethig new comes up like a problem, and anyway what is the price for those sensors, or whats the price range?
Thaks Danijel
is it expensive to change that, couse we didint talk about price, i just went for diagnostic, and i didint pay couse i know him, but only i wouldn't like to buy them and then somethig new comes up like a problem, and anyway what is the price for those sensors, or whats the price range?
Thaks Danijel
#6
1995-2002 MAZDA Millenia 2.3L MANIFOLD CATALYTIC CONVERTER FIREWALL SIDE 519132
that is an aftermarket cat, and it will work just as good as a factory mazda one. you should not be going to the dealer for work on your car. they are about a dumbfounded with a millenia as most independent shops are, especially the 2.3. most shops have never seen a millenia, and have no experience. to install either precat on a 2.3 involves a lot more labor than most other cars. if you cannot do work like this on your millenia, you should get rid of the car. it will eat your lunch
#7
definately shop around before buying the sensors, chances are that you can pick them up cheaper than $450, and the catalytic convertor, I hate that places are still charging that much for those darn things. I had to have one replaced on my old pickup and it only cost me a mere 75 dollars. It was a cheap part, and nearly universal, but catalytic convertors have definately come a long way, and should be substantially cheaper than when they were first starting to go out and be replaced. I would not spend 1500 bucks on one, shop around online and buy one there, then take it to a muffler shop and have them install it, altogether you shouldnt spend anymore than 200 MAX, thats my two cents.
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