Does my 240sx have a bad O2 sensor?

240dude · 11-24-2006, 08:25 PM

All you wanted to know about 240sx O2 sensors

A bad O2 sensor can have a significant affect on gas mileage. Here's a procedure for checking the O2 sensor. The procedure may be the same for your year.

Checking the O2 sensor

The following procedure applies to all 1991 and up 240-SX models:

1 - Turn on ignition switch (do not start engine).
2 - Turn diagnostic mode selector on ECU fully clockwise.
3 - Wait a few seconds.
4 - Turn diagnostic mode selector fully counterclockwise.
5 - You are now in MODE-II.
6 - Start engine and let fully warm up (temperature up to normal).
7 - Run engine at 2000 RPM or higher for about two minutes under no load
8 - Check that the inspection lamp (red LED) on the ECU goes on and off more than 5 times during 10 seconds at 2000 RPM.

Part numbers for O2 sensors

If anyone wants a new O2 sensor, here is the Bosch part numbers:

#11035 = OEM style O2 sensor (w/connector)
#11027 = "universal" O2 sensor (w/o connector)

Basically the universal one is exactly the same as the OEM one except for the fact that you have to cut the connector off your old sensor and attach it to the universal one using the crimpable connector they give you (w/shrink tubing also). In my opinion, for $25 the universal one is a lot better than the $32 OEM one (unless you don't like cutting and crimping). I got mine from Autozone.

I've personally used and recommend the o2 sensors from Pro Street here:
http://www.prostreetonline.com/oem/oxygen_sensor/

And no I don't work for them, but I do recommend them.

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11-24-2006, 08:25 PM	#1
240dude Drifter! Car My Page \| My Pics \| My Ads Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 102	Does my 240sx have a bad O2 sensor? All you wanted to know about 240sx O2 sensors A bad O2 sensor can have a significant affect on gas mileage. Here's a procedure for checking the O2 sensor. The procedure may be the same for your year. Checking the O2 sensor The following procedure applies to all 1991 and up 240-SX models: 1 - Turn on ignition switch (do not start engine). 2 - Turn diagnostic mode selector on ECU fully clockwise. 3 - Wait a few seconds. 4 - Turn diagnostic mode selector fully counterclockwise. 5 - You are now in MODE-II. 6 - Start engine and let fully warm up (temperature up to normal). 7 - Run engine at 2000 RPM or higher for about two minutes under no load 8 - Check that the inspection lamp (red LED) on the ECU goes on and off more than 5 times during 10 seconds at 2000 RPM. Part numbers for O2 sensors If anyone wants a new O2 sensor, here is the Bosch part numbers: #11035 = OEM style O2 sensor (w/connector) #11027 = "universal" O2 sensor (w/o connector) Basically the universal one is exactly the same as the OEM one except for the fact that you have to cut the connector off your old sensor and attach it to the universal one using the crimpable connector they give you (w/shrink tubing also). In my opinion, for $25 the universal one is a lot better than the $32 OEM one (unless you don't like cutting and crimping). I got mine from Autozone. I've personally used and recommend the o2 sensors from Pro Street here: http://www.prostreetonline.com/oem/oxygen_sensor/ And no I don't work for them, but I do recommend them.