A member needs to replace a bad O2 sensor on a 2003 Itasca Winnebago Suncruiser after an OBD scan, but first needs help locating it. Members noted the sensor is part of the chassis and engine system rather than the RV body, so the correct chassis information matters, with suggestions pointing toward either Ford resources or, if equipped, the Workhorse chassis with Chevy 8.1 engine.
One member with a similar 2005 Itasca Suncruiser and 8.1 engine reported the O2 sensors were visible from...
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A member needs to replace a bad O2 sensor on a 2003 Itasca Winnebago Suncruiser after an OBD scan, but first needs help locating it. Members noted the sensor is part of the chassis and engine system rather than the RV body, so the correct chassis information matters, with suggestions pointing toward either Ford resources or, if equipped, the Workhorse chassis with Chevy 8.1 engine.
One member with a similar 2005 Itasca Suncruiser and 8.1 engine reported the O2 sensors were visible from underneath on the passenger side and appeared accessible, though they had not replaced them. Another member explained there may be three or four sensors depending on the exhaust setup, with locations varying by bank, manifold, catalytic converter, Y-pipe, or true dual exhaust, so the exact failed sensor from the scan is important before replacement.