Fault code P0135 and P0053, O2 sensor?
#1
Fault code P0135 and P0053, O2 sensor?
Hi guys
I've got a check engine light on. I went to Autozone and they showed an active P0135 fault code. A P0053 was not active but was still showed up on the scan.
P0135 says it's an O2 sensor, sensor 1, bank 1. I don't have experience with H2's, is this the most likely problem?
If so, where is the sensor located, is it something I can change out myself, and what's the best manufacturer for this part?
Thanks guys!!
I've got a check engine light on. I went to Autozone and they showed an active P0135 fault code. A P0053 was not active but was still showed up on the scan.
P0135 says it's an O2 sensor, sensor 1, bank 1. I don't have experience with H2's, is this the most likely problem?
If so, where is the sensor located, is it something I can change out myself, and what's the best manufacturer for this part?
Thanks guys!!
#2
ACDelco 2131161 2005 HUMMER H2 6.0L V8 Oxygen (O2) Sensor | RockAuto
GM P/N 12572705 (no. 4 in the diagram)
http://www.wholesalegmpartsonline.co...rimLevel=25319
GM P/N 12572705 (no. 4 in the diagram)
http://www.wholesalegmpartsonline.co...rimLevel=25319
Last edited by citiboy; 12-07-2016 at 06:40 AM.
#3
That is good advise from Citiboy. While you could have other issues causing an 02 sensor code, such as a vacuum leak or bad injector. The 02 sensor is most likely the culprit and sense it is cheap and easy to replace I would start with a new AC Delco sensor.
O2 sensors can degrade over time so replacing them is good preventative maintenance.
O2 sensors can degrade over time so replacing them is good preventative maintenance.
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Last question. I believe there are four sensors, the fault is showing bank 1 sensor 1. Which sensor is this?