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Stephanie Posted on Nov 19, 2016

Where is the fuse for o2 sensor 01 mazda Miata

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 28, 2008

SOURCE: Mazda mpv O2 sensor wires?

Put some penetrating oil on them and let it soak overnight. This will break up the rust and other build up. Make sure that it is penetrating oil, you can get it at any automotive store.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 18, 2009

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There should be two O2 sensors. If you look inbetween the engine and radiator following the exhaust manifold down to the exhaust pipe you should run into the 1st O2 sensor, following the pipe down stream under the vehical towards the catalytic converter you should find the second O2 sensor. The 1st O2 should be easy but the 2nd might be difficult depending on your abilities. Coils will depend on 4 or 6 cyls, 1 for each cyl. Repair man, go to, pep boys, napa, auto zone, advanced auto parts to name a few.

Jonah Oneal

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  • Posted on Apr 06, 2009

SOURCE: Trying to replace rear O2 sensor on 2002 mazda miata

you have to remove the exhaust manifold insulator. to get to the 02 sensor.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 24, 2009

SOURCE: Location O2 sensor after cat for Mazda Miata 2002

Just had BOTH of my O2 sensors replaced in my 2002 Miata.  The sensors are located
1. at the back of the engine compartment look down (on the passenger side ) You should see a spark plug looking device near the bottom of the engine (on the side) it has a short wire output that goes to a connector looking device on the other end. This O2 sensor had a short wire connector on the other end
Probably can be replaced from the top.
2.  This one is tougher --- From underneath the vehicle just after the catalytic converter  you should be able to see the Spark plug like O2 sensor .  The person who repaired it for me had to trace the wire from the O2 sensor.  It goes up into ( perhaps the frame or bottom of the vehicle INTO the Driver compartment under the drivers seat.  It is located near the Center Console  right at the carpet seam. It was about in a straight line from the BACK of the Drivers side Car Door.  He felt around -- and located the Connector (under the carpet near the center console. .  He checked underneath the car to the point where the wire disappeared --to confirm he had the correct wire.  
Once he located where the sensor wire led to --He had the old sensor out and wire connector disconnected and a  New sensor and the connector installed in about 10 minutes.  
The O2 sensor for this one was much longer than the first O2 sensor in the engine compartment He had to use some sort of standard release spray on the old sensor itself --to remove the old O2 Sensor.   Since it is exposed to the elements under the car.   Wrench, I think a screwdriver  and the spray were all the tools I remember him using.....

The autozone code indicated only the engine compartment sensor was bad.
The repair man told me Both usually go bad at the same time.  
I fixed the first one only -- turned out the warning light lit up a day or so later indicating the second O2 Sensor under the vehicle was bad.  Fixed that as well -- have had no problems since -- repair was about 4 months ago.....

sherbie182

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  • Posted on Dec 13, 2009

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The radio fuse should be in the fuse box in the drivers foot well.

Hope this helps,
Sherwin

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I'm working on my Mazda Miata and didn't realize I had the fuse box to the left under the hood unplugged and tried to start the car. As a result the car will not start and I'm not sure where to start.

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Yes, you are correct, disconnecting the fuse box has broken the pairing between the key and the immobilizer system. Did you remove the main connection plugs to the fuse box? My thought is that those connectors have never been removed since the car was built and breaking a remaking the connection, you might have some connections that as not as good as they should be. Pull the connectors again and give them a good spray with electrical contact cleaner (that is NOT WD40). Then reconnect.

There is various ideas on resetting the Immobilizer here.

https://www.google.com/search?q=mazda+miata+immobilizer+system+reset

Or a Mobile Auto Locksmith

https://www.google.com/search?q=mobile+auto+locksmith+near+me

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Mazda MX-5 Miata (NA; 1989-1997) fuses

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Why is Mazda Miata stumbling and missing after reaching closed loop?

Check compression. After spark and fuel, compression is next on older cars.
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1999 miata has check engine light on. i turned it off and it stayed out for about a month. took to autozone had two codes exuast and cat. converter. whats wrong with this car?

exhaust doesnt sound like a code, there should be more to code than cat or exhaust, the cat code is probably like cta efficencey below thrushold. this means the converter is not working, the cause maybe bad cat or bad oxygen sensors, testing may be needed to see if o2 sensors are working good. the exhaust code i dont know, never heard of exhaust code, they may be caused by the same problem, start with the cat code, have o2 sensors (oyxgen sensor) checked or if over 100,000 miles replace them. if converter is bad it a very good thing to also replace the o2 sensors with the new cat.
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Mazda 2000 MX-5 convertible, 85000 miles.-check engine light remains on. Have replace the crankcase sensor. stalling quit. Both catalatic converter sensors replaced. do I need to replace the CC now?

It depend on the code. there are a lot of things other than the O2 sensors. Have it scanned and bring the code back to this sight so we can tell what the problem is.

Most Advance and Autozone store will scan it for free.

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2000 Miata

One or more of your O2 sensors has fouled, sending erroneous info to your ECM. You'll have to visit a mechanic on this one, sorry.
Look for repair to average $80 per sensor (you may have 3!)

A cheap fix is as follows and not 100%-Advance Auto Supply store buy a can of "SeaFoam" and add to gas as instructed and drive at least 100 miles.
Good Luck
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Trying to replace rear O2 sensor on 2002 mazda miata

you have to remove the exhaust manifold insulator. to get to the 02 sensor.
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Location O2 sensor after cat for Mazda Miata 2002

Just had BOTH of my O2 sensors replaced in my 2002 Miata.  The sensors are located
1. at the back of the engine compartment look down (on the passenger side ) You should see a spark plug looking device near the bottom of the engine (on the side) it has a short wire output that goes to a connector looking device on the other end. This O2 sensor had a short wire connector on the other end
Probably can be replaced from the top.
2.  This one is tougher --- From underneath the vehicle just after the catalytic converter  you should be able to see the Spark plug like O2 sensor .  The person who repaired it for me had to trace the wire from the O2 sensor.  It goes up into ( perhaps the frame or bottom of the vehicle INTO the Driver compartment under the drivers seat.  It is located near the Center Console  right at the carpet seam. It was about in a straight line from the BACK of the Drivers side Car Door.  He felt around -- and located the Connector (under the carpet near the center console. .  He checked underneath the car to the point where the wire disappeared --to confirm he had the correct wire.  
Once he located where the sensor wire led to --He had the old sensor out and wire connector disconnected and a  New sensor and the connector installed in about 10 minutes.  
The O2 sensor for this one was much longer than the first O2 sensor in the engine compartment He had to use some sort of standard release spray on the old sensor itself --to remove the old O2 Sensor.   Since it is exposed to the elements under the car.   Wrench, I think a screwdriver  and the spray were all the tools I remember him using.....

The autozone code indicated only the engine compartment sensor was bad.
The repair man told me Both usually go bad at the same time.  
I fixed the first one only -- turned out the warning light lit up a day or so later indicating the second O2 Sensor under the vehicle was bad.  Fixed that as well -- have had no problems since -- repair was about 4 months ago.....
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Engine light on, mazda mx5, 1999

clean the egr valve out with carb cleaner will work for a while but cant promise how long
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2006 Mazda Miata engine light

you'll hjave to get the vehicle scanned for codes. it could be a variety of problems. eg. egr, O2 sensor . without scanning it for codes you could be replacing may different parts in your vehicle. take it to a repair shop where they have the equiptment to check for codes.
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