Review on Denso 234 5113 Oxygen Sensor Ratio by Jose Schweigert

One day my engine light came on and the Autozone check says I have 5 engine codes to diagnose. I was very nervous. YouTube Help. I did some research and identified problems all the way down to the oxygen sensor, bank 1, sensor 1, the one before the catalytic converter. This device is on sale from $200 to $50! Received and installed. Luckily my old sensor didn't get stuck like some others. I was able to use a 24" jumper and a $9 sensor jack to remove it with relative ease. The area that cost me the most time was where the old sensor was pressed against the piece of metal. It took me a while to take it off. Plastic push pins. I used a drill + sander to basically sand the plastic push pin. The other code has something to do with the evac P1450 fuel injection. I bought a Ford genuine BV6Z-9D289-B / BV6Z-9D289-R steam flushing solenoid cans, 1 pack from Amazon, and replaced them relatively easily. I had some 11" skinny pliers that really helped secure and push out the pins on the old solenoid. Cross your fingers with that. Very happy with the oxygen sensor product and it solved my oxygen sensor problem.