which socket for sensor removal?
I have a P0155 code (bank2 sensor1, Passenger side) and ordered a sensor. Q: what kind of socket gives the best leverage for loosening up the sensor? It looks pretty tight in there.
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It's a 7/8" I believe. They sell a special socket for O2 sensor removal. It's basically a 1/2" drive 7/8" deep socket with a slit down the side for the sensor wires to stick out.
Can't remember which sensor position it was, but I had to just use a 7/8" open end wrench, there wasn't enough room between the sensor and floor board for the ratchet head |
There are several styles of sockets with the slots, I was wondering which one. My sensor looks like this
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/blazerf...eb5516a49.jpeg I copied the pic from @Abbyblzrxtreme . She couldn't get the special socket to work so she had to cut the wire and used a 7/8 to break it loose |
That works for removal, but you still gotta get the new one in. So you'll need the sloted socket, or an open end wrench
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I find the best is to soak the crap out with some good old wd... then the wrench... it's all in the soaking...
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If you needed or wanted too use a wrench why would you need to cut the wire, can't you just unplug it, and if you wanted use the box end slide the wire thu the box end.
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I guess depending on where you live, they can get quite stubborn, huh? I always forget the kinda rust y'all gotta deal with up there. I've never had any problems getting O2 sensors out, even 20+ year old ones!
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Originally Posted by odat
(Post 705278)
If you needed or wanted too use a wrench why would you need to cut the wire, can't you just unplug it, and if you wanted use the box end slide the wire thu the box end.
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Originally Posted by puttster
(Post 705295)
Have you done it this way?
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