o2 sensors
05-03-2007, 06:05 PM
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RE: o2 sensors
ORIGINAL: mattdel
EGR valve position sensor
also, the o2 socket isn't necessary, but it helps with other cars. a 22mm wrench is all you need.
ORIGINAL: 91stang
EVP?
EVP?
also, the o2 socket isn't necessary, but it helps with other cars. a 22mm wrench is all you need.
05-03-2007, 06:10 PM
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RE: o2 sensors
i never kept them. after we were done he took them and prob threw away the paper that had them on there. i'll call back tomorrow and see if he still has them on the computer or something
05-03-2007, 06:11 PM
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RE: o2 sensors
ORIGINAL: mattdel
EGR valve position sensor
also, the o2 socket isn't necessary, but it helps with other cars. a 22mm wrench is all you need. unplug the sensor before you start taking it out, so you don't twist the wiring.
also, during the re-install, dont plug them in until they're tight, for the same reason.
EGR valve position sensor
also, the o2 socket isn't necessary, but it helps with other cars. a 22mm wrench is all you need. unplug the sensor before you start taking it out, so you don't twist the wiring.
also, during the re-install, dont plug them in until they're tight, for the same reason.
05-03-2007, 06:12 PM
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RE: o2 sensors
ORIGINAL: Blck92GT
I had that problem for a while before the hci swap, the light flashes on and off right about 2000rpm randonmly. Havent had that problem anymore since I took all that crap out
ORIGINAL: mattdel
EGR valve position sensor
also, the o2 socket isn't necessary, but it helps with other cars. a 22mm wrench is all you need. unplug the sensor before you start taking it out, so you don't twist the wiring.
also, during the re-install, dont plug them in until they're tight, for the same reason.
EGR valve position sensor
also, the o2 socket isn't necessary, but it helps with other cars. a 22mm wrench is all you need. unplug the sensor before you start taking it out, so you don't twist the wiring.
also, during the re-install, dont plug them in until they're tight, for the same reason.
05-03-2007, 06:17 PM
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RE: o2 sensors
ORIGINAL: 91stang
mine doesn't turn off tho. it happens when my motor is warmed up and goes away if i turn it off for a little while
mine doesn't turn off tho. it happens when my motor is warmed up and goes away if i turn it off for a little while
