o2 sensor plug, where it be?
11-08-2003, 04:23 PM
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o2 sensor plug, where it be?
It's dark outside, I dont have a flash light, and I dont have hood struts. Not a good working environment.
But anyways.......
Where is the plug at that is in the engine bay? Like, the wires run from the o2 sensor itself and then into a plug somewhere. But where is the plug?
Thanks
But anyways.......
Where is the plug at that is in the engine bay? Like, the wires run from the o2 sensor itself and then into a plug somewhere. But where is the plug?
Thanks
11-09-2003, 12:46 AM
#3
if ya haven't found it yet.
it's located on the center beam which runs parallel to the y-pipe. it's the female end of the harness/plug which clips into the side of the beam. be careful when you're messing with it though because when i changed my o2 sensor i broke the clip on the harness and ended up having to zip-tie the damn thing back to the beam. it's not that big a deal.....but my car has way too many zip-ties holding **** together.
it's located on the center beam which runs parallel to the y-pipe. it's the female end of the harness/plug which clips into the side of the beam. be careful when you're messing with it though because when i changed my o2 sensor i broke the clip on the harness and ended up having to zip-tie the damn thing back to the beam. it's not that big a deal.....but my car has way too many zip-ties holding **** together.
11-09-2003, 05:28 AM
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Originally Posted by -shock211-
if ya haven't found it yet.
it's located on the center beam which runs parallel to the y-pipe. it's the female end of the harness/plug which clips into the side of the beam. be careful when you're messing with it though because when i changed my o2 sensor i broke the clip on the harness and ended up having to zip-tie the damn thing back to the beam. it's not that big a deal.....but my car has way too many zip-ties holding **** together.
it's located on the center beam which runs parallel to the y-pipe. it's the female end of the harness/plug which clips into the side of the beam. be careful when you're messing with it though because when i changed my o2 sensor i broke the clip on the harness and ended up having to zip-tie the damn thing back to the beam. it's not that big a deal.....but my car has way too many zip-ties holding **** together.
11-09-2003, 07:49 AM
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Originally Posted by MrGone
I used all my duct tape on my intake 
(ok not really)
Duct tape makes better belts though (engine belts that is)
(ok not really)Duct tape makes better belts though (engine belts that is)
You use your g/f pantyhose for belts.
she don't need em any ways
11-09-2003, 10:22 AM
#12
it's on the exhuast pipe in the y-pipe area. go to the front passenger side and look down and you'll see it, it's there with a goofy looking long wire. becareful when you're messing around with that thing cuz it's very rusty down there, if you're putting too much pressure on the 02 to loosen it, chances are you might damage your pipe. I think I am just gonna change the entire y-pipe to warspeed when i get a chance cuz that darn thing is dead stuck down there.
Originally Posted by internetautomar
NO nononono
You use your g/f pantyhose for belts.
she don't need em any ways
You use your g/f pantyhose for belts.
she don't need em any ways
11-09-2003, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by MrGone
IIRC you get to it from under the car, I dont think I even had my hood open when I was swapping out O2 sensors.
I can't even fit most jacks underneath my side skirts
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