Replace Oxygen Sensor When Servicing EGR System on Toyota Land Cruiser
Problem overview
Over the time the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) system may become plugged with debris, the oxygen sensor may also be getting slow or 'lazy' around this time. When servicing or cleaning the EGR system, it is a good idea to replace the oxygen sensor because it works in tandem with the EGR system.
16 people reported this problem
5 commentsToyota Land Cruiser vehicles with this problem
9 model years affected
Average mileage: 156,025 miles
(102,153 - 250,000)
Search for another problem
RepairPal ™Car Genius
Ask our experts about your Toyota.
RepairPal Car Genius™ is a free resource for vehicle owners seeking advice on maintenance, auto repair, shop inquiries, estimates, and finding a trustworthy repair shop in your area.
Call us at 877-913-1554
Available 9am – 6pm ET Monday through Friday
