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Posted on Jan 24, 2009

Location of O2 sensor in bank 2, 99 5.4 expedition, running lean

Car is running lean on bank 2, and running rougn, will an O2 sensor fix the skipping. I already replaced the plugs. no code on any misfires;.

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I have a ford 2003 windstar that was running very rough when cold and almost stalling. engine light came on. went to autozone and they read the codes for free and told me it was running lean on Bank 2 also. i came home searched for the O2 front sensors online using the info autozone gave me. there are 2 front sensors on my car that need to be replaced at the same time. look for ones that have a direct plug in and don't need wire splicing. the ones without the wiring harness are cheaper but more of a pain, i think.
they were fairly easy to replace. getting access with the wrench was the worst. reset the light by disconnecting the battery for a few minutes. seems fine now and the light hasn't come back on.

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