Review on Denso 234-4260 Oxygen Sensor: Ensuring Optimal Engine Performance by Justin Kautzman

I recently replaced a faulty bank 2 sensor 2 oxygen sensor on my Camry 07 LE. Got it here for practically nothing (on points) and was hoping for a quick replacement using homemade ramps and a cheap 7/8" socket wrench bought here. DO NOT use a 7/8" wrench - use a 22mm wrench instead .since 7/8" is too big and will tear the sensor like mine. Took it to the muffler, lifted it up, lit it up and replaced the sensor for $30. Don't install the sensor right after warming up, just wait a few minutes check engine was still on after 1st day of riding (thought maybe you put the connector in wrong or there was another problem), after 2nd day it worked light off. after 200km ride everything looks fine and clear to me Highly recommended - unbeatable price Note: How to easily find out which sensor you need The 2GR-FE v6 engine is a transverse layout with cylinders 1-3-5 ( Bank 1) next to the windshield Cylinders 2-4-6 are Bank 2, next to the grille Row 2 Sensor 2 is under the vehicle on the driver's side To the right is Row 1 Sensor 2 (closer to the passenger side) Both sensors 1 (Row 1 and 2) are located near the engine under the hood and can be operated and accessed.