Cleaning a O2 sensor?
05-22-2009, 12:35 PM
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Cleaning a O2 sensor?
I have a feeling my o2 sensor is starting to give up, any way to clean it?
i know your first respond is going to be "replace it" but this thing is freaking expensive....
i know your first respond is going to be "replace it" but this thing is freaking expensive....
05-22-2009, 01:02 PM
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I've never heard of any way to clean them.
Sorry to say. I guess one of these days I should cut one open and see what is behind it'* little shield.
Sorry to say. I guess one of these days I should cut one open and see what is behind it'* little shield.
05-22-2009, 10:50 PM
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If you did a Google search on "cleaning O2 sensor" you can find some suggestions to do so, however; none of the suggestions include any success stories. IMO...replace it.
05-23-2009, 05:21 PM
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will my engine stop leaking motor oil all over the place? 
im just gonna run her down, put too much work into her
BTW she also needs a new crank sensor as well, so you get the idea
Dan $40 plus shipping gonna cost me probably the same, around $80 - $100 for sure
im just gonna run her down, put too much work into her
BTW she also needs a new crank sensor as well, so you get the idea
Dan $40 plus shipping gonna cost me probably the same, around $80 - $100 for sure
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