fionalight1
Yaris Hybrid Oxygen Sensor Fault
Summary of the thread
A 2016 Toyota Yaris Hybrid with 167,809 kilometers has a check engine light indicating an oxygen sensor heater fault, leading to increased fuel consumption. The issue might be caused by a faulty cable or plug. It is suggested to check the wiring and connectors for any visible damage or corrosion. If unsure, consulting a workshop for a diagnosis and repair is recommended, with an estimated cost of 95€.
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fionalight1 (community.author)
Thanks. I haven't checked which sensor it is yet. Could you tell me how to find the right sensor and how to check the wiring and connector?
theresaice1
No problem. Usually, the upstream sensor is before the catalytic converter and the downstream is after. Visually check the wires for breaks or melting. If you're not comfortable, a workshop will quickly diagnose it. Repair shouldn't be too expensive.
fionalight1 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice. I'll take a closer look at the wiring and connectors. Seems like I should probably get a workshop to check it out. Got an estimate for 95€, which seems okay. Thanks again.
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theresaice1
Hey, yeah, that sounds familiar. Is it the upstream or downstream O2 sensor? Have you checked the wiring and the connector for any obvious damage or corrosion?