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Anyway to clean an oxygen sensor? 850

posted by  danielflading on  Mon Oct 20 08:43 CST 2003
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i heard you can clean them with a propane torch, but i have never tried. i guess heating it up may cause the carbon deposits to loosen up and clean it.

I would probably change mine rather than clean it.

Dan






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