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Where is sensor 1 bank 1 located on lexus rx 300 2002

Need location facing engine compartment

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Facing engine bank1 sensor 1 should be the one at the firewall area in the manifold

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Jlee0135 is correct. Bank 1 sensor 1 is in the exhaust bank at the rear of the engine compartment next to the firewall. As a good general rule of thumb you can check the firing order of the engine and whichever side the #1 cylinder is on is the bank 1 side.

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