Oxygen sensor D2 2003
#11
07-28-2017 | 04:58 PM
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They both look like the white piece from the sensor connector are stuck in both vehicle harness connectors.
The 6 white posts are the pieces that hold the crimp connectors in the O2 plug I believe.
Grab one of the 6 white plastic pieces with some needle nose and see if they pull out.
The 6 white posts are the pieces that hold the crimp connectors in the O2 plug I believe.
Grab one of the 6 white plastic pieces with some needle nose and see if they pull out.
x2 ^^^ Correct. Just pull out the white spacers.
#12
07-29-2017 | 09:34 AM
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Mudding
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Both pictures look like the white piece from the sensor connector are stuck in both vehicle harness connectors.
The 6 white posts are the pieces that hold the crimp connectors in the O2 plug I believe.
Grab one of the 6 white plastic pieces with some needle nose and see if they pull out.
The 6 white posts are the pieces that hold the crimp connectors in the O2 plug I believe.
Grab one of the 6 white plastic pieces with some needle nose and see if they pull out.
This is why I come to this forum.
Grabbed a pair of needle nose this morning, white connector pulled right out, new oxygen sensor slipped right in. Done!
Thank you very much for the explanation and the answer. Saved me a ton of work and trouble.
Cheers!!
Both pictures look like the white piece from the sensor connector are stuck in both vehicle harness connectors.
The 6 white posts are the pieces that hold the crimp connectors in the O2 plug I believe.
Grab one of the 6 white plastic pieces with some needle nose and see if they pull out.
The 6 white posts are the pieces that hold the crimp connectors in the O2 plug I believe.
Grab one of the 6 white plastic pieces with some needle nose and see if they pull out.
This is why I come to this forum.
Grabbed a pair of needle nose this morning, white connector pulled right out, new oxygen sensor slipped right in. Done!
Thank you very much for the explanation and the answer. Saved me a ton of work and trouble.
Cheers!!
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07-29-2017 | 01:59 PM
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07-29-2017 | 05:11 PM
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From: Coastal Georgia
#16
07-31-2017 | 08:12 AM
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Mudding
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Cheap sensors were dead right out of the box. The Rover could not even read them. Threw codes for both sensors. Swapped in the Bosch sensors and reset the codes, "service" light is out and no new codes. Interestingly enough, it took a good long drive to get the Rover to "see" the new sensors.
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