2007 - 2013 Acura MDX DTC P0134 Bank 1 Sensor 1 Air Fuel Sensor o2 Sensor Replacement - Innova 5610

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Just a quick video showing how I diagnosed and replaced an air fuel sensor with a Heater System Malfunction (Bank 1 Sensor 1) on a 2008 Acura MDX. The owner said that the engine was running fine but they had a check engine light and couldn't get this vehicle to pass California Smog Check. It wasn't too hard to get to, but you can't see a whole lot of what you're doing. It's mostly by feel.
The Inspection Monitors were incomplete because the vehicle had a dead battery a couple days before they brought it to me, and the CAT and EVAP monitors were still incomplete when I gave it back to them. They are planning on bringing it back to me in a week or so to make sure the drive cycles are complete and the inspection monitors are green so they can get it smogged. The Diagnostic Trouble Code for this was P0134 and the Check Engine Light was on.
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P0134 Check Engine Light
@Innova
Innova 5610
customer states
auto diagnostics
easy fix
diagnose
dtcp0134

[@HLin-m8t]

Really great camera work. Helped tremendously in properly locating the sensor. Appreciate the time and effort in filming this.

[@DantheFixitMan]

@@HLin-m8t thank you so much! Glad to hear my video was helpful!

[@maisyray]

Nice camera work and editing

[@hahajijiji]

How long was the wrench extension that you used?

[@DantheFixitMan]

@@hahajijiji I think 6” or 8”