chem dip for cleaning O2 sensors?
#3
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Re: chem dip for cleaning O2 sensors?
Cleaning them is futile, just replace them.
If you are really in a pinch, I have be able to reclock them with a margin of success.
If you are really in a pinch, I have be able to reclock them with a margin of success.
#4
Re: chem dip for cleaning O2 sensors?
what you mean reclock?
im kinda in a pinch i was tryin to take it to emissions again thinking problem was fixed and i know boschshchs sensor is worthless i already tried one before
so i tried 2 denso used sensors and both throw heater element code.
so i was thinking maybe to just clean it up since chem dip worked wonders on the block and head and everything else i put in it.
including spark plugs. cleaned them up really well
im kinda in a pinch i was tryin to take it to emissions again thinking problem was fixed and i know boschshchs sensor is worthless i already tried one before
so i tried 2 denso used sensors and both throw heater element code.
so i was thinking maybe to just clean it up since chem dip worked wonders on the block and head and everything else i put in it.
including spark plugs. cleaned them up really well
#5
Re: chem dip for cleaning O2 sensors?
If it's throwing a code for the heater element after two then there has to be a wiring or connector issue. Cleaning them up isn't going to fix the heater element code and I'm not sure about WA but normally any code popup is going to fail your emissions test. Obviously simply cleaning them isn't going to fix the heater element code.
Test all 4 pins for continuity back to the ecu connectors from the oxygen sensor connector at their respective locations and see which one is the faulty one.
Test all 4 pins for continuity back to the ecu connectors from the oxygen sensor connector at their respective locations and see which one is the faulty one.
#6
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Re: chem dip for cleaning O2 sensors?
The O2 Sensor gets blasted by exhaust from one side primarily. I have on a few occaisions, removed the sensor, replaced the crush ring, and indexed the front of the sensor. I then install the sensor until the front mark is on the back side. Had fairly good results with it.
I should restate, cleaning or applying any chemical to the sensor head will most likely damage the element.
I should restate, cleaning or applying any chemical to the sensor head will most likely damage the element.
#7
Re: chem dip for cleaning O2 sensors?
I suppose you could use distilled water which has nothing but water in it. But you're kinda defeating the purpose of an oxygen sensor by applying anything that has a chemical in it.
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