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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / March 2006

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2000 Maxima O2 Sensor Replacement

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Andrew - 21 Mar 2006 01:12 GMT
OK, I've had Check Engine Light code P0153 a few times and once
P0133.  P0133 is front O2 bank 1, 153 is bank 2.  If I clear the CEL
it may not come back on for weeks - but it pings a lot especially when
cold.  Nissan service guy says it could also be the Mass Airflow
Sensor although I have not seen a code for it...

The dealer wants from $225-$300 for each sensor if that turns out to
be the problem.  I'm considering attempting to replace one or both
myself (can get the parts for about $100 each) and hope this is the
problem, as it seems to be quite common.  I've seen a few past threads
on this - any thoughts?  A past thread mentioned that these might be
covered under an 80K Mile warranty but Nissan Dealer says that's not
true...

Are these sensors hard to get to for an amateur?

Andrew
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JimV - 21 Mar 2006 04:14 GMT
> OK, I've had Check Engine Light code P0153 a few times and once
> P0133.  P0133 is front O2 bank 1, 153 is bank 2.  If I clear the CEL
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They can be tough to get out and you need a special socket (cheap enough
though).
 
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