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850dunstall 04-16-2012 05:57 PM

replace o2 sensor
 
question, can the o2 sensor be removed without having to disconnect the header pipes? manual does not indicate process, it talks about whole exhaust system removal reinstall etc

my o2 sensor is behaving badly, disconnecting it brought back the smooth (i know it not that smooth, just don't let the bike know) running machine it used to be.

so i need to replace it, still have the full factory exhaust.

Noblehops 04-16-2012 08:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 850dunstall (Post 6692133)
question, can the o2 sensor be removed without having to disconnect the header pipes? manual does not indicate process, it talks about whole exhaust system removal reinstall etc

my o2 sensor is behaving badly, disconnecting it brought back the smooth (i know it not that smooth, just don't let the bike know) running machine it used to be.

so i need to replace it, still have the full factory exhaust.

Yeah, it simply unscrews from that bung. Follow it's wire, taking note of its routing, and unplug it, allowing you to unscrew the sensor without tangling the wire.

N.

CoffeeGuy 04-16-2012 09:00 PM

I removed my headers to approach the O2 sensor from the right side. Really wasn't a big deal as I was doing lots at the time. Not really certain I had to remove it, but made access to the sensor much easier.

JimMoore 04-17-2012 03:06 AM

Or jsut leave it unplugged. Cover the "bike side" of the plug very well so water can't get at it.

850dunstall 04-17-2012 08:26 PM

goter done
 
well i did without pulling the exhaust or cat.

B I T C H to get in there,

with it hooked up and warmed up, got a nice idle, all the roughness is gone

yeehaa! time to ride

Noblehops 04-18-2012 05:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 850dunstall (Post 6694772)
well i did without pulling the exhaust or cat.

B I T C H to get in there,

with it hooked up and warmed up, got a nice idle, all the roughness is gone

yeehaa! time to ride

I'm confused - did you remove this, or replace this?

N.

850dunstall 04-18-2012 12:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noblehops (Post 6695187)
I'm confused - did you remove this, or replace this?

N.

replaced the o2 sensor with pulling the mufflers and cat


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