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Old Dec 30, 2006, 09:28 PM
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02 sensor help

stripped my 02 sensor today. any suggestion on how to still remove the sensor? if not, know anywhere i can get a new one for a decent price. this is the sensor that gose on the hotside now the exhaust.
Old Dec 30, 2006, 09:37 PM
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New ones are pricey. How could u strip it? Didnt u use the proper tools?>

Waht is tonight? Fawk up my o2 Sensor night? This like the 3rd thread on themlol
Old Dec 30, 2006, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Phenix_fyah
New ones are pricey. How could u strip it? Didnt u use the proper tools?>

Waht is tonight? Fawk up my o2 Sensor night? This like the 3rd thread on themlol
Even when using the right tools the thread completly comes out in dust. They are the worst mechanical nightmare for any mechanic.

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i too would also like to know this answer because i too also stripped mine while taking off a old exhaust and puttin on a new one....we tried and tried but the sensor seemed to be pretty much welded in place with corosion and rust, so u we ended up jus cuttin the wires to get the dangling pipe off the car, and i would jus buy a new anyways..... and also..would it be better to get a wideband? or does a wideband even mount in the same spot.....i dont think it does from searching but i dunno
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Thats why its best to buy the complete kit with both metric and standard o2 sensor removal tools.



AND FOR GOD SAKES.....ALWAYS PB BLAST THE THING TILL ITS SOAKING.
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haha we sprayed and sprayed, this thing was no coming out, it wanted to stay and it did lol.....even jus to see if it would come oit we heated it and it still stayed lol
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wow. Where is this again? whcih o2?
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Originally Posted by Phenix_fyah
Thats why its best to buy the complete kit with both metric and standard o2 sensor removal tools.



AND FOR GOD SAKES.....ALWAYS PB BLAST THE THING TILL ITS SOAKING.
The O2 sensor sockets are all from what I've seen 7/8 inch. The 02 sensor in the evos turbo outlet is one of the hardest to get a grip on. I've done many and this is no picnic.
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Originally Posted by rcheung
The O2 sensor sockets are all from what I've seen 7/8 inch. The 02 sensor in the evos turbo outlet is one of the hardest to get a grip on. I've done many and this is no picnic.
There are some metric ones....check Napa out
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Originally Posted by Phenix_fyah
wow. Where is this again? whcih o2?
Never mind, Well just get a new o2 housing and o2 sensor. or take the o2 housing and try to get it out off the car.
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the one we was tryin to get to was the one after the cat.... goes on the side of the exhaust piping....
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Originally Posted by Phenix_fyah
There are some metric ones....check Napa out
I just checked right now online. The metric ones are 22mm which is the same as 7/8. Its not the size of the socket thats the problem, its getting the damn thing in there with enough maneuvering room.
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Originally Posted by 2006evo
the one we was tryin to get to was the one after the cat.... goes on the side of the exhaust piping....
If its that one, any O2 sensor socket will take it out without a problem .
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Originally Posted by rcheung
I just checked right now online. The metric ones are 22mm which is the same as 7/8. Its not the size of the socket thats the problem, its getting the damn thing in there with enough maneuvering room.
I check myself between the metric and standard...sometimes one or the other offers a more snug fit.
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i dunno....i guess mine jus wanted to be stubborn.... at any rate we got it off....lol


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