It Never Ever DFails - replacing O2 sensor
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It Never Ever DFails - replacing O2 sensor
So i got the infamous PO420 code... so i need an O2 sensor... so i got one from URD.... So tonight I go to replace it and to start I soak it down with PB Blaster and ass the rust disolved.... I saw what came to be the highlight of my night.... 2 very rounded over nuts... after having a fit and throwing tools i calmed down and then just started to get angry some more.... the stupid carlot where i got my car tried to replace the sensor and failed... they knew the sensor was bad cause the light went off less that 2 miles from the lot on the way home... so i went back and they gave me the stupid "no warrenty" line....
thank God i have access to any tool I need so tomorrw im going to use a nut extractor and get the stupid things off... then clean up the threads and use some nice stainless nuts with plenty of anti-sieze....
sorry for my venting but Im alittle hot right now....
if anyone can help me with the thread sizes it wouidl be great... i think the nuts used to be 12mm but im not sure... cause the 10mm spins over the nut.... hopefully i dont break a stud or i will flip ˟˟˟˟˟.... so if anyone knows the thread it woudl be great...
thanks guys
thank God i have access to any tool I need so tomorrw im going to use a nut extractor and get the stupid things off... then clean up the threads and use some nice stainless nuts with plenty of anti-sieze....
sorry for my venting but Im alittle hot right now....
if anyone can help me with the thread sizes it wouidl be great... i think the nuts used to be 12mm but im not sure... cause the 10mm spins over the nut.... hopefully i dont break a stud or i will flip ˟˟˟˟˟.... so if anyone knows the thread it woudl be great...
thanks guys
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#6
Just go to the dealer and tell them that you need a nut for the O2 sensor bolt/stud and they will be able to give you the correct replacement part. That's what I did when I replaced mine. I think it cost me 80 cents apiece.
George
George
Last edited by george16; 10-31-2005 at 08:01 PM.
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Don't mean to highjack. Does anyone know how the studs are attached to the front exhaust pipe? I may have to cut the studs out because the nuts are too rounded from rust to remove. If I do cut them out, I'm wondering if a bolt can be fished from the bottom up.
Troy
Troy
Last edited by YotaJunky; 10-31-2005 at 08:09 PM.
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Wait...I thought the P0420 was the catalyctic converter in Bank 1. I got that code today, I have been in an ongoing battle with my cat. for over a month now, you can go here to read about it: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/dual-cat-converter-4runners-67521/
Anyway, I thought that it just meant that the cat. wasn't performing to spec...thats what the little reader the dealer had today said.
Hmm...
Fink
Anyway, I thought that it just meant that the cat. wasn't performing to spec...thats what the little reader the dealer had today said.
Hmm...
Fink
#10
it could mean the cat is bad, or the O2 sensor is bad and is then telling the ECU that it thinks the cat is bad when it is not really.....
i put the new O2 sensor in and so far no codes.... we'll see
i put the new O2 sensor in and so far no codes.... we'll see
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