O2 Sensor removal
I know that there is a special tool fro removing O2 sensors. But I was wondering if there is any other tools or methods to remove and replace them. thanks
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A wrench but you risk rounding off the bolt if its stuck on good. Plus a lil penetrating oil would help too.
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u should use the tool and i have two, both r for sale hit me up if u want oneComment
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You can also try making your own =O but it prob wont last long maybe one time use if your lucky.
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can u pm me pics and how much shipped to 30349?Originally posted by pretty_ricky302Comment
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A standard flat wrench works just fine...chop off the wire to get it on, since you're replacing it anyways.2003 Maxima SE Titanium Edition
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a 22mm. wrench. but good luck and be careful. the o2 special tool socket is highly recommended.Originally posted by jtek24
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Fast, easy installation or removal. Removes and installs oxygen sensors on computer engine controlled vehicles this easy:
1. Disconnect sensor wire harness.
2. Slide wire through slot in socket.
3. Use 1/2" drive ratchet or wrench.
Designed for use in hard-to-reach places.
May be used with torque wrench.
Heat-treated, thick walled socket.
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I dont got one of those special sockets a 22mm wrench works fine for me....
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i used a regular adjustable wrench but it was a fuckin bitch and a half to get off. my shoulder fuckin hurt after that.Comment
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You can use a regular open end wrench or even better, a flare wrench! That's what I used. Looks like a 6 point box end wrench with one of the flats cut off. Works like a charm. But like was said earlier, lots of penetrating lube!Originally posted by Junior Smurff
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PB BLASTER spray and a 22mm wrench! and have at it! make sure when u put in the new one to put some antiseize goop on the O2 threads..
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I used a big adjustable/cresent wrench along w/ a propane torch to heat the area around the bung to expand it away from the o2 sensor. Good luck
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wd40 has not worked for me
im gonna try ask a friend at a shop to change it fast kind.. bolts starting to rust and break offhahahahahComment
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