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Originally Posted by lowesguy
I don't feel like doing any soldering under there.I just hope I can get the old one out! it was replaced 15k ago by a shop so hopfully it wont be fused in there.I looked under there today not much room for wrenchs or sockets.its on top of the ex pipe under the pass seat
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Just curious, if it's only 15k old, why are you replacing it?
Is the car showing any symptoms of a running problem?
Ususally antisieze paste is pre applied to the threads of new O2 sensors so it shouldn't be too hard to remove.
As far as removing the old one a special socket can be had at most parts stores to remove the sensor. Even Harbor Freight sells one for $5.00 or so. It's a crowfoot looking affair that goes on a 3/8 extension.
01-09-2011, 07:53 AM
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