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Car side O2 Sensor connector is broken. Is there a part number for this?
It's not the part that is on the O2 sensor wire but the part that is on the car side of the harness. I believe it's a plastic male connector (haven't looked at it in a few days). I have it unplugged but the piece still attached to the car is broken. Is this a replaceable part? I could not find it on the PP site. The wire/coonection has not been compromised, just the plastic support part of the connector.
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01-06-2004, 06:08 AM
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Do a search on this. There was a thread recently about this same situation and it will save you a lot of time and trouble!
It can be fixed in place but its not easy. Doing it while the motor is out is by far the best way. JoeA
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