1Gina2G
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- May 6, 2011
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Beaufort,
South Carolina
After disconnecting everything that was connected to the turbo, and taking the turbo off the manifold so that I could easily take out the temporary bolt from the 02 housing, I put the new 02 sensor in the 02 housing as tight as it could go, just to find out the sensor is too long!
If the back end of the sensor was just an inch shorter I wouldn't be running into this problem, but sure enough...
The sensor want's to be right where the main water line from the water pump to thermostat housing is at.
I've tried getting the sensor behind the water line and then screw the sensor it, but it's not going to work.
the sensor wont thread correctly if the turbo is flush with the manifold, and the turbo won't go where it's supposed to if the 02 sensor is already as deep as it can go inside the 02 housing.
This is a Denso oxygen sensor, and I bought it because it was cheaper than OEM but I read nothing but good reviews on here and on other sites....But it doesn't make since why they made it so long, it sticks out like 3 freaking inches from the pipe
If the back end of the sensor was just an inch shorter I wouldn't be running into this problem, but sure enough...
The sensor want's to be right where the main water line from the water pump to thermostat housing is at.
I've tried getting the sensor behind the water line and then screw the sensor it, but it's not going to work.
the sensor wont thread correctly if the turbo is flush with the manifold, and the turbo won't go where it's supposed to if the 02 sensor is already as deep as it can go inside the 02 housing.
This is a Denso oxygen sensor, and I bought it because it was cheaper than OEM but I read nothing but good reviews on here and on other sites....But it doesn't make since why they made it so long, it sticks out like 3 freaking inches from the pipe
