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Blast7

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...that I can get an O2 sensor out of my original y-pipe and replace it with a new one without breaking it? I am getting the code 91 and would like to replace my oxygen sensor but have heard of some bad stories.
 

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Soak it in PB Blaster overnight. Go out every 4 hours and give them a shot of the stuff.

<small>[ February 17, 2003, 12:53 AM: Message edited by: SHOZ123 ]</small>
 

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There is also a special socket, with an open slot that slips over the wiring. I think it's called an oxygen socket. (or O2 socket)
 

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I just removed both old 02 sensors from the original y-pipe on my 89'(yesterday). Both were easy to get at, and gave me no trouble whatsoever. I used 7/8(or 22mm)" CLOSED wrench for the firewall side sensor.(disconnected the electronics and slipped it over)
For the radiator side i used an OPEN 7/8" wrench, and that one came off real easy. Installation of the new ones went fine also. The whole job took me problably 20 minutes.

good luck

silas
 

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This is good to know especially when you hear it from some "rust belt" SHO owners. Thanks!

<small>[ February 19, 2003, 09:34 PM: Message edited by: Blast7 ]</small>
 
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