How to Replace O2 Sensor in Toyota Corolla 2009 2013 OBD II Code P0136

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How to replace O2 Sensor in a Toyota Corolla.
Also please check that none of the cables are ripped before you replace the O2 Sensor. Some times all you need is to reattach the cable and you problem could be fixed.
I might have mixed up wording of upstream and Downstream in the video.

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You can also Use Denso O2 Sensor which is OEM but sometimes they are more expensive.
I strongly do not recommand cheap O2 sensors at they do not last long.

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