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Two months ago Bank 1 Sensor 1 was bad. Last week, the reading showed B1S1 AND B2S2 were bad and today I took it in to have those two sensors replaced and it showed B1S1, B2S2 AND B1S2 all were bad. Fuses are all fine so the shop said I should have an electrician look at it before spending all the money to replace 3 O2 sensors. Any suggestions?
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Only one suggestion - have *qualified personnel* perform the necessary testing to determine what has failed to cause those trouble codes .. Usually the actual problem is within the other operating systems and the O2 sensors are seeing this and reporting it to the onboard computer.
Electrician? No. Appropriately trained, skilled, experienced technician familiar with Toyota products? Yes. Pushrod is right on -- you did not mention diagnostic trouble codes, so the guess is that the "O2 sensors" is a guess based off of a code, instead of someone experienced and skilled performing an appropriate diagnostic test related to the codes retrieved.
Trouble codes do not indicate any particular part has failed.. Good luck!