How To Replace BOTH O2 SENSORS on HONDA ODYSSEY (2005-2010)

Upstream and Downstream 02 Sensor replacement for BANK 1 on HONDA ODYSSEY 2006 with a 3.5L Engine
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I'm a quality assurance technician, your explanation and visual demonstration is one of the best I've ever seen. You use clarity, technical knowledge and tools very effectively. Great job.

[arrongarcia]

This by far the best video on this ever!! Thank you for no nonsense explanation without a history of all Hondas and 02 sensors ever made.

[LamNguyen-upds]

Your clip is the best after I watched many channel about O2 sensors replaced for Honda Ridgeline 2006 -2008 ( my is 2007 ) Thanks a lot bro

[martinliehs]

I looked at RockAuto's catalogue for this sensor. The price for the NTK downstream 4 wire sensors are $42.00 Canadian dollars (so probably $33.00 in real money) each.

NTK is the OE supplier, and the sensor cable appears to come with the 3 mounting clips.

Thanks so much for the clear presentation. I like that you presented enough context for me to understand the job, without a lot of superfluous commentary.

[theologicallife.....]

Thank you for explaining the difference between each sensore bank, this is the BEST video I have seen on this subject!

[LuxuryNightmare]

Thank you, Midas was going to charge me $800 just to replace the first sensor. I did for $160 (the sensor and the socket). My check engine light went by itself after I drove it a few minutes.

[IndianaTom]

hardest part is accessing and disconnecting the old multipin connectors. - thanks for covering all four.

[mifjrqv]

Well done. I have a 2008 H- Ridgeline and this is one of the better videos on YT for changing sensors. Thank you!

[Michael-enmz]

Thanks for posting this. Especially the rear sensor; on a VCM it’s a tight fit and this really helped me out!

[RajunCajun]

Thank you for showing that information by using the scissors and socket! That was very nice of you to change the census on your dad's van! Van van

[nathalieparker]

Best video and explain action out there on YouTube. Thank you!

[khall]

I’m glad I have a 2011 bank 2 is up top. Great job with this.

[Diarmoosen]

Downloaded for a job I’m gonna do this weekend bonus points for doing THE model car I’m working on.

[deejay]

thank you for the video, you show everything that I need to do the repair. Deserve a like for sure!😊

[DennisHicks]

Instead of a torch you can run the engine for 1-2 minutes. Just be careful because as part of the exhaust system if you get it too hot you can burn your hands.

[everywhereman]

Great video, I was very successful with the first sensor. The second sensor underneath the car, I couldn’t separate the electrical connectors, it’s only enough space for one of my hands to fit, so it hard to disconnect the male and female connectors. Any tips?

[hanley]

If I'm only getting a code to replace Bank 1 Sensor 2, should I also replace bank 2 sensor 2? I read online that not doing so could damage the cat. What are your thoughts?

[czarguzman]

Great video and very helpful gadget(blue driver). Do you happen to know the location for the sensor bank 2 sensor 2 on 04 Honda Accord EX V6? Thank you in advance

[figgiefigueroa]

Thanks for the sharing 🙏🙏🙏
Mines is 2004 and looks like you removed parts on the top.
Did you remove the motor mount?

[dfields]

FYI, NTK is the OE for Honda, just went thru this 1 year ago with b2s1 b2s2 on 2007 odyssey