Changing the upstream o2 sensor
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Just did mine.
Remove the plug from the mounting point.
Then, use a small flathead screw driver in the seam between the two plugs and twist to release. Hard to get both hands in there to securely pull them apart.
Soaking the O2 sensor with penetrating oil made for a very easy removal from the Cat.
Remove the plug from the mounting point.
Then, use a small flathead screw driver in the seam between the two plugs and twist to release. Hard to get both hands in there to securely pull them apart.
Soaking the O2 sensor with penetrating oil made for a very easy removal from the Cat.
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I wish I had more advice. I changed mine at around 135k and they came right out. Most auto supply houses will rent you the special o2 socket. Otherwise, heat is good. Run the truck get the exhaust pipe hot (be carful protect any exposed skin) then try wrenching it off. It should come off with no issues.
Remember to apply copper anti seize to the threads of the new o2 sensor. Do not get the anti seize on the sensor head.
Remember to apply copper anti seize to the threads of the new o2 sensor. Do not get the anti seize on the sensor head.
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