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oxygen sensor install 91 240 wagon 200

posted by  DEVO! on  Tue Mar 8 14:10 CST 2011
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Ok I got under the wagon last night after work to spray some PB blaster on the O2 to let it soak a little bit before my new one arrives. I noticed the the wire is up in the tunnel with not a whole lot of room in there to get my hands in.
Does any one have any tips or tricks on how to do this a pain free as possible? I never realized the wires were so darn LONG!

Thanks
--
Dean






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