Installing a new O2 sensor
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Installing a new O2 sensor
I have a new O2 sensor I need to install in my '97 Eclipse, 2.0 non-turbo. Installing to try to fix a "System Too Lean (Bank 1)" error and really low mpg.
Do I need to replace the upstream or downstream sensor, and how do I do it? Appreciate any pointers...
Do I need to replace the upstream or downstream sensor, and how do I do it? Appreciate any pointers...
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RE: Installing a new O2 sensor
That would be the first o2 sensor after the exhaust manifold. You need either an open ended wrench or an o2 socket to remove it. You'll also need anti-seize for the o2 threads, unless it comes with the o2 sensor. Anti-seize is highly recommended bud
Oh, forgot to mention...I suggest an OEM replacement over the universal just to keep from getting confused with what wires go where...most of them aren't very clear to folks who've never done it before.
Oh, forgot to mention...I suggest an OEM replacement over the universal just to keep from getting confused with what wires go where...most of them aren't very clear to folks who've never done it before.
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