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O2 Sensor problems - Yikes!
I was replacing my O2 sensor today and when I went to unplug the boot that connects in the left side of the engine bay the piece that the sensor connects to came with it! I don't know the name of it and I need to replace it. Does anyone know how, where, what I'm looking for? To recap - it's NOT the sensor itself, it's the piece that connects to in the engine compartment. I can post a pic later if it helps.
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BINGO!
Thanks! This site is AWESOME!!!! |
Welcome to the club! Pretty much every o2 car owner is in the club.
Clip what's left of that connector off, put a spade terminal (or similar) on it, and clip the thing off the end of the o2 connector and do the same. Connect, and Voila! You're done. I zip tied the new connection I made to a hose or harness so it's easily visible, should my wrench ever need to disconnect my o2 sensor. |
as others said, but do not use solder to join as it will effect the milli voltage that travels that wire
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ALso insure the metal shield is properly insulted, it also cause havoc to the ECU. I use heat shrink on mine.
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