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How hard is it to replace an O2 sensor? 200 1980

posted by  Mac_Muz on  Sat Nov 1 00:55 CST 2003
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Yer gonna need a 22mm wrench soon.... If you have not had that out in a time , the device will be stuck pretty good.... Take care what you put on it, as silicon will kill it....

Was the car hooked up to a Co tester, or when it ran bad, did you guess it was leaning out? It very well may have gone into rich mode, and ran just as poorly.... Mac






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