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Q:does the oxygen sensor part number REPT960906 work for both upstream and downstream? Show Less
chuck
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Q:mechanic replacing oxygen sensor on my 2005 Camry--called and said there is broken bolt on the serpentine belt --what could that mean? If bolt broken, where would it be? Could it cause engine movement or shaking, etc. that will potentially ruin the engine? Show Less
DAve P.
A:BEST ANSWERHi Dave,
You can ask your mechanic to show it to you with an image picture or have you see it on the shop. That broken bolt is a question of how was that possible if there was no other problem with your vehicle except the Oxygen sensor that was identified to be replaced only. Show less
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Q:I need bank 2 sensor 1 upstream/front. Is this it?
Heather S.
A:BEST ANSWERHi Heather,
This is an upstream oxygen sensor.
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