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Old 01-30-2008, 02:25 PM
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I'm about to sell my '98 Taco. Te check engine has been on for a while, but it's been running fine, and fuel economy hasn't suffered, so I havn't worried too much about it. Since I'm about to sell, I had a friend check the code. Looks like an O2 sensor. Just how much of a pain is this to fix?
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Shouldnt be to bad I replaced both of mine on my 01 Tacoma v-6 all it was was two nuts and a plug to undo. But dependent on how rusty your exhaust is and how your generation of tacoma is setup it may be a little harder. But again it shouldnt be to bad.
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