Replacing an o2 sensor.
10-11-2008, 09:17 PM
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Replacing an o2 sensor.
How much of a bitch is to get a almost 10 year old o2 sensor out of an exhaust manifold on a 99 si?.. [I remember trying to pull the one on my camaro being unreal, after PB blasting it and using a 7/8" wrench with a 3 foot pipe on the end of it all it did was begin to round off the hex but not break loose the littlest bit, and this is a car that has never been driven in the snow and very rarely in the rain.]
Also what size is the hex on the o2 sensor (i.e. what size wrench do I need)?
Also what size is the hex on the o2 sensor (i.e. what size wrench do I need)?
10-11-2008, 09:48 PM
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Re: Replacing an o2 sensor. (DCSportEJ1Civic)
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There all different questions revolving around the same topic...
There all different questions revolving around the same topic...
10-12-2008, 06:53 AM
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Re: Replacing an o2 sensor. (93CamaroLT1)
22mm or 7/8" wrench, o2 socket.
I have used brake fluid on o2 sensors, instead of pb blaster.. it absorbs any moister, gets the rust off of it..
Stubborn sensors I usually give it a quick whack with a hammer.
I have used brake fluid on o2 sensors, instead of pb blaster.. it absorbs any moister, gets the rust off of it..
Stubborn sensors I usually give it a quick whack with a hammer.
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