P0134 CEL - 2005 STi
20 June 2012, 10:29 PM
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P0134 CEL - 2005 STi
Hi,
My car has thrown the above CEL, I've logged the sensor and it appears to be gubbed. Will the following sensor fit a 2005 STi (Spec C)?
http://www.worldcarparts.co.uk/tabid...S/Default.aspx
My car has thrown the above CEL, I've logged the sensor and it appears to be gubbed. Will the following sensor fit a 2005 STi (Spec C)?
http://www.worldcarparts.co.uk/tabid...S/Default.aspx
20 June 2012, 10:47 PM
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Fitted the exact same one last week ( 2003 sti) the sensor was in the side of the manifold. Would recommend using a ramp but can be done on jacks. CEL light now cleared and slight improvement in mpg
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25 June 2012, 11:19 PM
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Just for reference in case anyone else searches for this.....
I should have said I have a JDM(spec c). I didn't know this but the JDM has a completely different o2 sensor layout to the UK equivalent cars. The 'front' o2 sensor is mounted after the turbo at the top of the downpipe, the part number is 22641-AA191. Luckily the mechanic fitting mine remembered he'd had a JDM rally car in last year that they were breaking, he found the exact same sensor in the downpipe sitting in a pile in the corner. Result!
I should have said I have a JDM(spec c). I didn't know this but the JDM has a completely different o2 sensor layout to the UK equivalent cars. The 'front' o2 sensor is mounted after the turbo at the top of the downpipe, the part number is 22641-AA191. Luckily the mechanic fitting mine remembered he'd had a JDM rally car in last year that they were breaking, he found the exact same sensor in the downpipe sitting in a pile in the corner. Result!
