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| djmikey |
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Hey all, due to a high fuel and gas consumption, a few people have mentioned replace the o2 sensor. How easy is this to do and where is the little bugger located???
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| EDXR8 |
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Easy to replace, its located on the exhaust manifold. Just unplug the wiring harness, unscrew the sensor and replace. New sensors cost $60-80 normally
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| djmikey |
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Hey cheers for that, best done on a cold motor by the sounds of it
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| EDXR8 |
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djmikey wrote: Hey cheers for that, best done on a cold motor by the sounds of it
Hehe yes do it cold. |
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| justfordima |
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Some extractors place the o2 sensor just before the cat.. so if you have pacemakers for example (on a 6 anyway), they will be just before the cat.
And definately do it while cold. Although possible on a hot engine.. you'll regret it lol. Cheers
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