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The Highlander runs fine with 251,000 miles on the clock: but has been throwing the P1135 code from the OBDII system. The very costly fuel-air mixture sensor (over $400) was replaced last year - so I am assuming there is a bad sensor somewhere else. The vehicle is getting the same fuel economy as it always has.

Thanks!

Vehicle: 2002 Toyota Highlander (base), 2wd, 3.0L V6 engine, automatic trans.

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$400 is very high, was that at the dealer?

The orginal Denso part is $125 or so online and labor is probably less than $40.

you can check/replace the relay

and test the senor

 

 

you can also check the wiring and the ECM

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