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Were bank 1 sensor 2 located on a 1997 tahoe

Were bank 1 sensor 2 located on a 1997 tahoe

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Bank 1 is the drivers side,and it is the down stream sensor,the one after the cat,converter,If this was helpful,please let us know,thank you.

  • greg johnson
    greg johnson Oct 30, 2013

    I didnt see sensor on the driver side,just on the passenger and I find 3

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