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O2 Sensor
My O2 sensor on 1999 R1100s is not working. Is there any way to replace it without removing the exhaust?
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I was able to replace the O2 sensor on my 2004 R1100S without removing the exhaust.
It was some time ago , but I do not think that I had to loosen any part of the exhaust system. I did have to remove the fairing ( body panel ) because the connect is behind it. Does there look like there's not a lot of room on the 1999 ?
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I was able to get an offset socket onto the sensor but can't rotate it. The regular type O2 socket is too long and bumps into the gear box so I will have to use the offset type. If I could move the collector/catalytic converter (BMW calls it the front silencer) just a little I might have enough room. I'll try to take off the triangular mount on the bottom of the converter and see if that allows it to move enough. Thanks
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I used an Open End wrench and a
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I've been soaking in PB Blaster so it might come off with an open end or flare nut wrench. Thanks for the reply.
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If PB doesn't work try Kroil, I find it to work better freeing up stuck bolts. It penetrates so well it leaks out the top of its own can, so I buy it in spray cans now.
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lambda sensor , o2 sensor , oxygen sensor |