Check Engine Light Cheat Code | Fixing o2 Sensor Code P0135 for my is300

Installing dummy plugs (de-foulers) for my o2 sensors for codes P0135, P0141, and P0430 on my 2002 lexus is300. See below for links to these parts and tools to fix on your own car:
O2 Sensor Spacers:
www.amazon.com...
O2 Sensor:
www.amazon.com...
O2 Sensor socket:
www.amazon.com...

[@vanceman99]

Hmmm... I don't know that I would recommend this for a stock setup like yours appears to be. I have a stock '02 IS300 and simply wired in replacement O2 sensors when I got CEL's. Got them on Amazon under $40 each, took 15 minutes to solder to the old wires (they are usually cheaper if you can buy them without connector attached) and my CEL issues were gone. Plus, I live in CA, where gas isn't cheap and have to pass SMOG checks.

[@chrispeck9941]

I ended up replacing the sensors to fix it. Then I sold the car.

[@DJS0sick]

What code scanner do you use? And how much was it

[@brianholloway3928]

why doesent anyone show or tell us the size of the hole on the other end...please tell us,thank you.

[@jimd7241]

Anyone know how this will affect fuel mileage or power? Thanks

[@maxx9941]

Need to know this too.

[@jeremy790]

Interesting

[@jeremy790]

Is this a 2002 is300?

[@chrispeck9941]

yes you are correct