ok so i kno i need a new one....i just wanna know if its an easy or do i need any special to do....would appreciate any good input....thanks

 

You'll need either a 22mm (I think) wrench or an adaptor for a ratchet. Those are both easy to find at AAP or AutoZone.

 

basically you get your wrench n take the sensor out and unplug it...then get ur new one and plug it in and wrench it into the hole where the original one came out of...

o2 sensors are already expensive, no need to blow more money to pay for someone to put it in

 

very true...can those universal ones be used? or should just get oem?

 

do anyone have pictures on how to change them both for a 95 ls 4dr

 

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http://www.team-integra.net/se...D=629

 

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arent there 2 sensorS?

 

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not an a 95.

 

Cost me $12 for the socket at advance auto parts. I didnt even use it because there isnt any space for it to turn so it did nothing for me at all. Im going to see if i can return it. Just use a wrench and some PB plaster mine came out with no problems at all. Mines was on the downpipe so i was happy. But If the o2 sensor was on the cat you would have to take off the cat then the socket would be helpful.

 

The hardest part about them is they can get seized in the bung, especially if it is the original and older. When you put the new one in, put a little bit of anti-seize on the thread. Be careful not to get any on the actual sensor, it will damage it.

 

i see, ty for helping .. might do it next week.