Where is the ignitor at on my Avalon? The piece looks simple and I cannot find it. The code says ingnitor 1st bank, thanks, Carl

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-After replace it. You need to erase the code.


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Get the ignition timing checked and adjusted if required. Also for the V6 equipped Avalon the bank-2 sensor is located on the front close to the radiator, Get it replaced if it has crossed the manufacturer's limit.

The vvt-i system control timing with the help of the oil pressure if you are pass due, or skip oil changes, or oil is low due to a leak, or improper fill during an oil change, or simple the vvt-i oil actuator, or the vvt-i oil gear are faulty this code may be set.

What you can do. Make sure the oil is ok, the oil filter is new, now disconnect the battery for 10 seconds. code is clear if code comeback is time to let the dealer take care of the problem they have bidirectional scanners to activate this devices and tell you the best course of action.

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the bank 1 is in the front of your car close to the radiator, the other one is the bank 2. I think you have to replace the bank 1 and bank 2 sensor and the po115 is the coolant temperature sensor, after you replace all these sensors and have the machanic reset or turn off the CHECK ENGINE light. check with the emmission inspector before you begin to replace all these parts. good luck

bank one is the bank closest to the firewall in the manifold but if you replace this one you should do the other or you will get a code for it not long from now because the new sensor will operate much better and faster

There is a TSB for this car (Avalon) to replace both AF sensors and bank 1 exhaust manifold/convertor . Its covered under your 3yr/36k warranty.

I looked up the codes you posted.
P0420 is showing a bad oxygen sensor on bank #1, the one down by the catalytic converter.
P0773 is an electrical problem with the shift solenoid E.
A bad oxygen sensor would cause lower fuel milage.

Bank 1 is the cylinder bank that has #1 in it. In your case I believe it is the cylinder bank at the front of the car, number 1 cylinder is to the far left looking at it from the front. The system lean condition could be caused by a leaking intake manifold gasket or a simple O2 sensor that is reading just out of range but not enough to trip a code for a faulty sensor.

What engine is in this vehicle? I assume the avalon would be a 3.0L or similar V6 engine. Bank 1 sensor one indicates one of the primary O 2 sensor controlling a/f ratio. Sensor one bank one would be the sensor located in the Front manifold, closest to the engine. Hope this solves your issue. I would first check the conector at this sensor for corrison before buying a new sensor.