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Old 09-13-2019, 05:55 PM
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When replacing the sensor, using an anti-seize compound is a good idea. Use a light coat applied to the threads. LIGHT is the key word. Avoid getting the compound on the sensing element as the burning graphite can cause false readings.
All new sensors come with it, bosch preapply it, denso give you a vial of it in their box. NTK too.




btw - the socket can be rented for free from autozone etc. they take a deposit on it and return it to you 100% when you return the tool. Their little kit has 3 sockets in it.
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