Too bad you didn't upload the video with the video in landscape instead of portrait mode as it is hard to view to see the details from your video (you can edit this in youtube to rotate it from what I can see otherwise we have to rotate using plugins in chrome, etc). This is the 2nd time I came back to this video to gather info as I had to (have a mechanic help) replace my "Bank 1 Sensor 1" O2 sensor (between engine and firewall - hence need a hoist) for my 2007 Toyota Camry V6 in late 2017/early 2018 and may have to replace the "Bank 1 Sensor 1" O2 sensor (on the front of the engine - so should be accessible from the hood) soon as i got a check engine light last week that my friend helped me clear to see if reappears. For others and my future reference possibly below are the specs from your video in text format: (although I don't think the downstream O2 sensors on the tailpipe side of the catalyst are as likely to get as dirty (and hence need replacement) as the ones on the output side of the exhaust manifold before catalyst). O2 sensors LH from driver side / bank 2 front of car RH from drivers side / bank 1 firewall side of car Cylinder 1 is on the left side when looking from front of car on firewall side Exhaust Pipe | |
Looks like Denso 234-9041 has been replaced with Denso 234-9049 (www.densoproducts.com/product.aspx?zpid=18830) which is good because it is cheaper (for example on Amazon $212 vs $143)