Front left O2 SENSOR LOCATION
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Front left O2 SENSOR LOCATION
Can anyone help me locate "Front Left Heated O2 sensor?"
What could the worst happen if I don't replace it? The engine light comes on about 7 to 8 times, and I reset it every time.
Thanks.
What could the worst happen if I don't replace it? The engine light comes on about 7 to 8 times, and I reset it every time.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Hajime
Can anyone help me locate "Front Left Heated O2 sensor?"
What could the worst happen if I don't replace it? The engine light comes on about 7 to 8 times, and I reset it every time.
Thanks.
What could the worst happen if I don't replace it? The engine light comes on about 7 to 8 times, and I reset it every time.
Thanks.
if you dont replace it you are getting crappy performance and crappy gas mileage. i think it might also make 3 cylinders be running either lean or rich, as i believe the front o2 sensor give the computer a reading to adjust air/fuel ratio
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You'll need:
- liquid wrench / wd40
- an o2 sensor socket
- small cutting snips
- anti-seize grease
- a few small zip ties
1. locate the o2 sensor(s)
2. spray on liquid wrench / wd40
3. go away for 10-15min
4. disconnect o2 sensor's plug (follow wire up from sensor)
5. snip all the zip ties holding the o2 wire in place
6. remove 02 sensor
7. apply a small amount of anti-seize grease to the threads on the new sensor
8. install new sensor
9. plug in the o2 connector
10. use new zip ties to secure the wire
11. done.
- liquid wrench / wd40
- an o2 sensor socket
- small cutting snips
- anti-seize grease
- a few small zip ties
1. locate the o2 sensor(s)
2. spray on liquid wrench / wd40
3. go away for 10-15min
4. disconnect o2 sensor's plug (follow wire up from sensor)
5. snip all the zip ties holding the o2 wire in place
6. remove 02 sensor
7. apply a small amount of anti-seize grease to the threads on the new sensor
8. install new sensor
9. plug in the o2 connector
10. use new zip ties to secure the wire
11. done.
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