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

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posted by  Dylan Berichon on  Sat Nov 1 11:55 CST 2003
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I just picked up a Bentley from my local library. After flipping through it, I think I'm gonna pick one up.

Most of the stuff looks the same, except for the interior stuff, or anything involving the dash. I guess that's what my green Hayes is good for. Some of the engine componets aren't the same though.

As for the multimeter, I'm going to get one soon. I have an old analoge one that I used when I was repairing my 8-TRACK player, but it's time for something better.






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