Need to replace Oxygen sensor in 2004 canyon when buying the sensor does it matter on the replacement sensor

The 5 cyl engine looks like it is mounted on top of the exhaust manifold.

WELL YOU NEED A OXYGEN SENSOR SOCKET, YOU CAN BUY IT AT ANY AUTO PARTS STORE.YOU NEED CRANK VECHICLE FOR ONE MINUTE TO GET FRONT EXHAUST PIPE LITTLE WARM NOT TOO HOT.SAFELY RAISE SUPPORT FRONT VECHICLE ON JACK STANDS ANF PARK VECHICLE ON LEVEL SOLID GROUND.WEAR SAFETY GLASSES LOOK TOWARD FRONT EXHAUST PIPE JUST ABOVE THE SILENCER. SPRAY PENETRATING OIL AROUND OXYGEN SENSOR WAIT UNTIL PENETRATING OIL SOAK IN THREADS THEN REMOVE DISCONNECT OXYGEN SENSOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR THEN USE SPECIAL OXYGEN SENSOR SOCKET AND 3/8 RATCHET WRENCH REMOVE THE SENSOR.THEN INSTALL NEW OXYGEN SENSOR TORQUE IT TO 22 - 36 FT LBS.AS A MECHANIC I WOULD WEAR LONG SLEEVE WORK SHIRT OR COVERALLS USE LEATHER TYPE GLOVES TO KEEP BURNING HANDS OR ARMS ON THE EXHAUST PIPE AREA STILL BE HOT ENOUGH TO BURN SKIN.

You do not order anything

You DO NOT BUY a universal O2 Sensor

You go to NAPA Etc & buy the OEM Correct
Sensor,with the right length wires & just install it.

You don't replace the rear monitor or back sensors,
just the front ones,closest to the engine & only at
100,000 miles or when they fail

You should be testing any sensor before you replace one.

If you got a Code ,that doesn't mean you replace a sensor

code p0135 refers to heated oxygen (HO2S) sensor 1 bank 1 heater control---circuit malfunction===causes wiring--fuse HO2S ---ECM
he brand should not matter as long as it it is a quality unit
what does matter is wire damage from not using the correct socket for the installation process that causes wire damage

i know this my sound funny but have the battery checked and replaced if even a little weak because it will mess with the computer on this newer things also have altanator checked,battery connections.can even cause one to not shift right.hope it helps.

FIRST OF ALL YOU NEED TO RUN ENGINE FOR 5 MINUTES.BECAUSE ITS HARD TO REMOVE OXYGEN SENSOR WHEN THEY ARE COLD. WEAR LONG SLEEVES AND GLOVES SO YOU WONT GET BURN BY EXHAUST PIPES YOU HAVE TO SAFELY RAISE VECHICLE SECURE ON JACK STANDS.YOU NEED A SLOT SOCKET MADE TO REMOVE OXYGEN SENSOR.YOU CAN IT AT ANY AUTO PARTS PLACES. YOU NEED A 3/8 RATCHET .ALL YOU DO IS DISCONNECT OXYGEN SENSOR WIRE LOOSEN SENSOR WITH THE SLOT SOCKET.REMOVE IT.REPLACE WITH NEW ONE.IF YOU NEED PHOTOS OF SENSORS YOU CAN BUY A HAYNES MANUAL

Well not being and expert! I fixed two of my gmc's but you need to get under the car, and check the points of contact on the harness, both of my trucks had corrosion on one contact point, so I cleaned them, and stuck a short piece of copper wire in inside to insure good contact, check engine lights are off on both trucks now!