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Since the batteries are entombÂ­ed, a dead or dying one requires the replacement of its entire sensor assembly. When asked how long the sensor batteries will last, industry representatives provide a broad life expectancy range â five to 12 years and up to 100,000 miles are mentioned when addressing estimated life spans.
Q. I recently replaced the oxygen sensor on my 2001 Corolla due to the check engine light. How long will the car need to be driven once I disconnect the battery and reset the check engine light so I can have the car inspected? A. The computer system in the car continually monitors individual emission components. When the battery is disconnected these monitors revert to not ready status. The readiness monitors will remain until the car has been driven long enough for the computer to evaluate the various system and sensors. The amount of time can vary based on the vehicle. In some cases it can take up to 100 miles for all of the computer monitors to completely reset.