which sensor

[Anonymous]

hi guys
could someone please tell me which o2 sensor i should be ordering frrom the list below to replace the one with fault code p0141 , i can't seem to find the beck/arnley  one that was recommended
thanks for all you help



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 2000 TOYOTA MR2 SPYDER 1.8L 1794cc L4 FI (R) [1ZZFE] : Emission : Oxygen Sensor    Related Parts
 
Item Price Core Total  
DENSO Part # 2344607  
Rear
 
   
BOSCH Part # 15733  {Oxygen Sensor}
4 Wire; Heated; Check / Replace Interval: 100,000 Miles; Universal Type - Downstream
Two required; 4 Wire; Heated; Check / Replace Interval: 100,000 Miles; Universal Type - Upstream
 
   
BOSCH Part # 13354  {Oxygen Sensor}
Two required; 4 Wire; Heated; Check / Replace Interval: 100,000 Miles; OE Type - Upstream
 
 
DENSO Part # 2344624  
Front
 
STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS Part # SG802  {UPSTREAM SENSOR}
Two required.; Upstream Sensor
 
 
ACDELCO Part # 2131483 {#88929910}
SENSOR,HTD OXY(POSN 1) IN EXH MANIFOLD/CROSSOVER-4 WIRE
 
 sTANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS Part # SG829  {DOWNSTREAM SENSOR}
DOWNSTREAM SENSOR
 
 
BOSCH Part # 13900  {Oxygen Sensor}
4 Wire; Heated; Check / Replace Interval: 100,000 Miles; OE Type - Downstream
 
 
ACDELCO Part # 2133021  {#19107365}
SENSOR,HTD OXY(POSN 3) POST CONVERTER-4 WIRE
* Non-stock item--shipping delayed up to 12 business days
 
 
AIRTEX Part # 5S4116  
(In Manifold)
* Non-stock item--shipping delayed up to 2 business days

[enid_b]

i think its this one

BOSCH Part # 13900 {Oxygen Sensor}
4 Wire; Heated; Check / Replace Interval: 100,000 Miles; OE Type - Downstream

please wait for confirmation from others first.

it is the 3rd sensor you need, with the long(er) wire, but essential point is that it is definately the 4 wire you need.

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[Anonymous]

thankyou enib b
could someone please confirm that thats the one i need

[Wabbitkilla]

Yes indeed it is the third O2 sensor (after the catalyst).
A search would have revealed that nugget of information   s:wink: :wink: s:wink:  

It has the longer lead so you're looking at "downstream" replacements.