not sure if this one needs splicing or not, I rather not splice. I found this on Amazon which says 'Fitment Notes: DENSO IS THE OE MANUFACTURER - UPSTREAM LEFT - UPSTREAM RIGHT - OE STYLE ' for 59 bucks. Parts fit for the following vehicle options. Description: Used 1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5 with 4WD, Roof Rack, Keyless Entry, Running Boards, Skid Plate, Alloy Wheels, 16 Inch Wheels, 15 Inch Wheels, Cloth Seats, and Sliding Rear Window. Parts like Frame are shipped directly from authorized Toyota dealers and backed by the manufacturer's warranty. Mileage: 188,181 miles MPG: 15 city / 18 hwy Color: Red Body Style: SUV Engine: 6 Cyl 3.4 L Transmission: Automatic. It also sits high above the ground, with an impressive ground clearance of 9.8 inches. But this is no more than a Wrangler’s turning radius. Of course, it’s a long vehicle, so it has the turning radius of a tank 18 feet. I wasn't sure if it was the right one or not, so I am looking for some help. com offers the wholesale prices for genuine 1998 Toyota 4Runner parts. The 1998 4Runner has a wheelbase of 105.3 inches, and an overall length of 178.7 inches. (I didn't want to be rude by telling her how to do it)Īnyways, she looked up on the computer for O2 sensors, I asked her for Denso (because of other driver reviews, its better than Bosch) she looked up Denso 234-4138 for like 70 bucks. The lady didn't know much about cars/trucks, she even had problems trying to plug in the computer to my truck port, I had to tell her that there is a cover on the port that has to be removed so she could plug in after watching here struggle for a few minutes. I am getting this code, I went to Advance Auto and they told me it was B1S1 for my 2004 Toyota 4Runner 4.7 Limited V8

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