Come along with Eric O at the SMA shop as he has a look at a P0051 on a 2008 Toyota Sienna. He shows how to diagnose and repair an AFR / O2 Heater Circuit Code the right way. We also get a look at a new DIY type scan tool that will be featured in some up coming videos. -Enjoy!!
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Hey bud what was the part number bank 2 sensor 1. I don’t want to run into the problem u had
I know this video is dirt old now, but would like to know which Actron that is. I had a 9690. it wasn't all system, but I needed it because it did OBD1. Otherwise, would have gotten the 9695. Anyway, I liked it. Have a better one now. Thanks for yet another great video!
I have 2009 Sienna LE 3.5Lv6
with a P0051 error code
bank 2 sensor 1. I’m having a difficult time deciphering the correct Denso O2 sensor part number for the correct part. Might you be able to provide me with the correct part number. thanks in advance
Great videos as always!
Decent vid but you don't go into checking if the problem is not the sensor very deeply.
another key for me, thanks sir Eric….
Hi i did similar test on 2002 Camry 1AZ-FE the light comes on when i first start the egine but turns off after 15 seconds. If i clear the code light comes on 15 seconds then off again. Is that the expected behaviour?
Excellent video, having same issue with my Toyota 2008 RAV4, will try it out and revert back to you. Thanks,
What bulb did you use to check heater control from ecm? Is it a regular 194 bulb?
cars are a pain in the ass inless your rich something breaks u buy another car!
Thanks bro. YOU ARE GREAT
Love your video.
I made the fatal mistake one time of driving 300 miles to replace a computer part only to find the part I got shipped to me was wrong. Never made that mistake again.
what's the part number and what model sienna this work for? My 2009 sienna got a check engine, VSC, trac off lights and Autozone scan threw the P0051 code. Is this situation the same issue?
I have the same code on my 2006 v6 Camry. I'm assuming it's the same engine as in the Sienna. Do you know the oem Denso part# ? Thanks for any help
You know what's better than tits on a bull? Tit's on her back!
Sorry girls!
Parts are the enemy
Im so hooked on your videos cause the way you diagnose vehicles you inspire me to diy my own cars just wish you where here in Georgia so you can film my car too god bless
What was the part number on the box for the sensor?
I need to find a mechanic like him over here in Orange, California.
Great Video. I've seen heater failures. Not often.
next time take that o2 sensor to them and match it up or, when they deliver it u match it up right there before you sign for it.
It's like watching the AvE or autos, =D
You saved me a bunch of cash. Thanks I can't believe the price difference between our auto repair guy and Amazon. I just know someone is making a huge amount of money for nothing
It's a real shame the people that are working at the supply houses can't read. What's become of Americas education system…..Thanks for the video.
Have you ever noticed the difference between denso/OEM? usually there is a good reason if OEM is 2-3x the price.
Thanks for taking the time to make this great video. The Toyota OEM part number for this sensor is 89467-08070. It will cost about $223 plus tax at your local Toyota dealer. I bought my part on Amazon from a Toyota dealer in Daytona Beach Florida for $155, no tax, no shipping. Toyota gets this part from Denso so another option if you don't want to order the part over the Internet is to go to Advance Auto Parts. They sell Denso #234-9049 for $159 plus tax.
Great video I would of failed on checking the signal out thanks
Bank 1 and bank 2 what side is what I believe you not the internet lol
any suggestions for the same code but a good o2 sensor?
Hi Eric: How did you get the a/f sensor test light. Could you share the link? Thanks God Bless you and your family
Thx for your help. Great help
l changed the 02 sensor and the code came back. p0051. any suggestions
What I'd like to know is why I need a heater circuit. What happened to if the heat gauge says warm cut the heater on?
Hey Eric O, How about more Ford repair videos, Please.
Nothin like getting boned on parts!
can that actron scanner diagnose my 2003 liberty abs light?? (and abs in general)
like tits on a pole! 😂
u can get denso sensor from rock auto for under $100. I believe it is same sensor without Toyota stamped on it. if it is practical to wait. they have a warehouse in new York. might get lucky
did you make that test light?
Hi. May I ask why you use a small bulb (194?) with the two wires to check the heater circuit instead of a regular test light? Thanks
haha I said "click" as you tightened that right as you did.
This is by far my favorite channel on youtube. I know you have a review coming out on that actron but can you tell me if it's worth the loot? Thanks for everything you do!
I have a Bosch 1350 from O'Reilly that looks to be very similar to that unit, except for the color of the case (blue vs orange) and the logo on it. Software and buttons look the same. I think the Actron CP9680 is the same as the Bosch 1350, just the retail price on Amazon is cheaper. Just FYI…
I can feel your frustrations on getting wrong part or just waiting forever on delivery driver, time is valuable in auto industry esp when you have to make money i really appreciate your videos mr. o. I want to thank you for such educational videos and what you mean to the youtube community
Great video! Hey Eric where can i get one of those test lights? Thanks.
If you happen to know, out of curiosity I was wondering if this sienna is a 3.3L?
Hey Eric the scanner you used in your video appears to be the same as the Bosch Obd1300 I use. Maybe it's just a rebrand? Either way I'd like to see what you've got in store for it. Keep up the good vids.
Come on now I know you want to drop the F bomb, people should know mechanics do have spazzes and throw things, I know I do when I'm fighting something and its not co-operating. People know not to come around when they hear the F bomb being dropped.
Yet another fantastic and informative show. I was hoping to see the Actron data stream on an good AFR sensor. Maybe you have that on another one of your excellent vids.
good.