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Question O2 Sensor Thread Size?

Guys,

Got a SSi Hx that has a oxygen sensor port in it. My 77 C3 engine won't need that hole. Is there a plug for that hole? Does any body know the thread size of an oxygen sensor? Or does anyone have an old dead O2 sensor that they can get me.

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Old 01-25-2005, 01:37 PM
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John,

Try a normal spark plug in the hole. Believe that they are the same size!

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According to other threads it's 18mm x 1.5mm. It's also been said that a sparkplug should screw into the 02 bung. Shouldn't be hard to find a bolt and wassher to plug.
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Hey, with some more spark plug wire and a little richer setting...

I see a flame thrower in my future

Thanks!
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John,

Try a normal spark plug in the hole. Believe that they are the same size!

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YEP
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Well, back to the drawing board. The hole in the SSi is much larger than a spark plug. Does any one have contact info for SSi?

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John, go to the junk yard and get a couple of old O2 sensors off any car (well, most..some have smaller sensors, but they use a bushing). The 18X1.5 is fairly common. You then cut or hammer the sensor and ceramic bit off, then fill it with a weld or JB Weld. Instant plug. If you don't want to go to the trouble of a junk yard, get some cheap O2 sensors from a Farm and Fleet or the sort.
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I don't believe that epoxy will hold up at those temps.

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I have 4 old Bosch sensors if that will help.

I'll check the thread and post tomorrow. If it's compatible I'll send it to you.
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Oil pan drain plug (not Porsche). Go to Napa - they'll fix you up.
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When someone mentions "sparkplug size"....I hope it's clear that it's not a Porsche (14mm) plug...denoted by a "W" prefix using Bosch nomenclature...but a "D" 18mm plug from some other car....right ??

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" Is there a plug for that hole? "

I have a note that says a Toyota Truck drain plug has the same thread dimension (M18 x 1.5).

Hope this helps,
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I ran across this website. Seems like they have what you need:

http://www.belmetric.com/html/catalog16.htm

Hope this helps,
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Hey Guys,

I went to Standard Auto Parts and got a generic M18 x 1.5 drain plug. It worked like a champ



Thanks alot!

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