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Anonymous Posted on Apr 10, 2012

I got a code P1150 only 2000 Sienna LE, which I guess means Bank 2 Sensor 1. I am looking at Denso replacement part. It has upstream left (234-9007) and upstream right (234-9009). Is bank 2 sensor 1, upstream left, or right?

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Ravi, I also have the same issue and confused between upstream left and right location.


I have problem with bank 2 sensor 1 and want to purchase a part. There are two part numbers 234-9007 for upstream left and 234-9009 for right.

So not sure the one on radiator (bank 2 sensor 1) side is upstream left or upstream right.

If you already know can you please reply?

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I hate people like above can't give a straight answer, useless information. It has to be standing on the Passenger side facing engine - left side is BANK 1 SENSOR 1 (upstream LEFT SIDE)- I JUST REPLACED - DENSO 234-9007 Fuel To Air Ratio Sensor , so now I have to replace the other side P1150 - DENSO 234-9009 Fuel To Air Ratio Sensor BANK 1 SENSOR 1 (upstream RIGHT SIDE).

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    Kanesha Booths Apr 01, 2017

    Thank u this was very very helpful and not confusing!

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SOURCE: PO137, PO 138 codes

well on my car these are reffering to the sensors in the exhaust, the upstream sensor(before the cat) and the downstream sensor(after the cat) the downstream sensor can act up if it is lazy or sluggish, or due to a bad catalytic converter or a clogged one. however there are sensors on the exhaust manifold which are determined by driver side or passenger,my opinion is to get a scanner for about $100 to $150 and you can figure out many of these codes yourself.

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SOURCE: Replacing bank 1 sensor 2 and bank 2 sensor 1 oxygen sensors

BANK ONE IS THE REAR BANK OF CYLINDERS AND TWO THE FRONT BANK

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SOURCE: I need to know which O2 sensors are which: Bank 1

bank one upstream oxygen sensor on exhaust manifold bank two oxygen sensor after catalytic converter.tell me what code you are getting.bank 1 sensor 1 fuel system is too rich fuel pressure too high fuel pressure regulator leaking or more than 1 fuel injector leaking. fuel contaminated.check spark plugs if black carbon color fuel system too rich. if you getting code bank 1 sensor 2 check for air leaks in the exhaust system, air leaks intake manifold.look for vacuum lines leaks,look for vacuum leaks pcv valve and hose and make egr valve not stuck open or gasket leak.

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SOURCE: Getting PO141 trouble code when scanning! Car '03 accord, 2.4 ltr

i spoke to a honda tech , and he confirmed code p0141 on the 4cylinder model is the second sensor.

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