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FAULT CODE PO154 AND P0174B ITS ON A 2001 MITSUBISHI MONTERO 3.0 AND WICH ONE OF THE 02 SENSOR IS IT BEFORE THE CAT OR AFTER

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The error code should tell you which bank and sensor you are looking for. with that information:

bank one on a montero sport is on the passengers side.
bank two is the drivers side.

sensor one is before the converter,
sensor two is after the converter.

each bank has two sensors. on each bank there is a sensor with a black and a gray connector, and no they will not interchange. connectors are different.

besides disconnect the actual o2 sensor, you can just disconnect the plug to be sure you got the right one. the plugs are hidden in the sides, just follow the cables. you could disconnect the plug of the one that you thing is the wrong one and check again the error code to see if you are getting the same error. if you are getting a different one, then you disconnected the wrong one.

good luck with the change. some wd40 or liquid wrench will help with the removal of the sensor.

  • Anonymous Sep 27, 2011

    hi i need help with my rear o2 sensor.i disconnected both the plugs of the rear sensor on my 2000 montero sport and then i got confused which goest to the right harness. i just want to ask if bank 2 sensor 2 goes to the grey or black connector thanks!

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