o2 sensor HELP!!!
o2 sensor HELP!!!
Help!!! One of my front o2 sensors is bad, does anyone know where I can get them for a good price in Ontario?.
Also is it a part that I can replace myself or is better to bring it in to the shop? I ask cause I just replaced my air mass meter and for the amount that cost me compared to where it's located and the time to install I might as well have done it myself.
Also is it a part that I can replace myself or is better to bring it in to the shop? I ask cause I just replaced my air mass meter and for the amount that cost me compared to where it's located and the time to install I might as well have done it myself.
Originally Posted by Slimsmax
Help!!! One of my front o2 sensors is bad, does anyone know where I can get them for a good price in Ontario?.
Also is it a part that I can replace myself or is better to bring it in to the shop? I ask cause I just replaced my air mass meter and for the amount that cost me compared to where it's located and the time to install I might as well have done it myself.
Also is it a part that I can replace myself or is better to bring it in to the shop? I ask cause I just replaced my air mass meter and for the amount that cost me compared to where it's located and the time to install I might as well have done it myself.
they carry bosch, walker and denso.
You can do it yourself. Go to an auto store and buy an O2 sensor socket so you can remove it. Use the link that sloppymax posted. Since you're new at it, get an OEM type plug so it's plug and play.
Originally Posted by maximka
what is O2sensor? how do i know that it needs to be replaced? heh
thanks
thanks
Originally Posted by ZeRo MaX
will a nissan dealership rip me off if i let them do it?
It should only take 10-15 minutes, but they'll probably charge for an hour's worth of labor. They also have overpriced prices on parts... Do it yourself, not too hard. Just get the O2 sensor socket so you won't have a problem.All you have to do it unplug the connector and then unscrew the O2 sensor with the socket. Then use the socket to screw in the new sensor and then plug in the connector and you're good to go
Location of the sensors: http://www.courtesyparts.com/A32_O2-sensors.html
Good place to buy them: http://www.oxygensensors.com
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