o2 sensor location with image will help

[TazManianDevil]

Ok I tried to look for the o2 sensor location in the engine, tried to search and find out theres actually two sensor! been here for forever and never actually have to deal with this issue. Im really busy at work and dont really have much time so i took it to autozone and got it scanned, long story short they gave me this o2 sensor (possible issue in the code) They gave me this BOSCH Part#13425 o2 sensor. The question is where is this located? the one in manifold or the one in the bottom?

I search online and this is the one closest to one im looking for, but the thing is they have to many crp listed on it and Im not sure where to start

http://www.boschautoparts.com/Techn... Sensors/Oxygen_Sensor_Mounting_Locations.pdf

A picture of o2 sensor would really help me find this things by the way if i found the answer I wouldnt be here

thank you

 

[gofer]

Its the front o2 sensor and its located on the right side (driver side) of the turbo as you look at it. The wires going to it are secured in the clamps on top of your exhaust manifolds heat shield.

I did a search on google and found it in about 5 seconds, google is your friend!

 

[TazManianDevil]

thanks yeah maybe I'm using the wrong words searching for it. Any advice how to take it off it doesn't look like a easy one to take it off (warm the engine up? or spray something?)

but im no friend of google jk

 

[BIRDCLAWTSi]

thanks yeah maybe I'm using the wrong words searching for it. Any advice how to take it off it doesn't look like a easy one to take it off (warm the engine up? or spray something?)

but im no friend of google jk

It will break loose easily, You need a special socket to do it though.

 

[gofer]

I wish my car was as easy to work on as Setsuna's, my o2 sensor was practically WELDED into place it didn't matter how big the breaker bar was.

To remove it use PB Blaster when the cars warmed up and spray it on there, then let it cool down COMPLETELY cause it will get hot has hell! Then give it another shot of PB Blaster just before you try to remove it.

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The socket you'll need looks like this and can be bought at any auto parts store.

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When you install the new o2 sensor you'll want to use anti seize so you can remove it without too much trouble if you have to. Just smear it on the threads and when you first start the car it will smoke off so don't be alarmed...

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[wkmitsu]

Spray it with PB blaster twice a day for two days beforehand. When you want to remove it, get the car up to operating temperature, then turn it off and while its still hot break loose the sensor. Materials expand when they get hot, trying to get it when its cold and while everything is contracted is going to be more difficult.

 

[dsmtun3r98gst]

I recomend that you get the denso O2 sensor instead not the bosh. Some people have some issues with the bosh sensors not reading right, so Its better to get the original one. they sell it at autozone too for like 75.99

 

[TazManianDevil]

I wish my car was as easy to work on as Setsuna's, my o2 sensor was practically WELDED into place it didn't matter how big the breaker bar was.

To remove it use PB Blaster when the cars warmed up and spray it on there, then let it cool down COMPLETELY cause it will get hot has hell! Then give it another shot of PB Blaster just before you try to remove it.

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The socket you'll need looks like this and can be bought at any auto parts store.

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When you install the new o2 sensor you'll want to use anti seize so you can remove it without too much trouble if you have to. Just smear it on the threads and when you first start the car it will smoke off so don't be alarmed...

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nice this is what i need! thank you! thanks for the pic

 

[BIRDCLAWTSi]

I wish my car was as easy to work on as Setsuna's, my o2 sensor was practically WELDED into place it didn't matter how big the breaker bar was.

To remove it use PB Blaster when the cars warmed up and spray it on there, then let it cool down COMPLETELY cause it will get hot has hell! Then give it another shot of PB Blaster just before you try to remove it.

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The socket you'll need looks like this and can be bought at any auto parts store.

You must be logged in to view this image or video.

When you install the new o2 sensor you'll want to use anti seize so you can remove it without too much trouble if you have to. Just smear it on the threads and when you first start the car it will smoke off so don't be alarmed...

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It's been apart alot.