#104725, "Header and rear sensor problem PLEASE HELP."
Today a couple of my friends and I were working on my car taking off the header and the whole exhaust off. It was a bitch to take the last rusted ass bolt from the heat shield but the others came off pretty quick. And WOW the ehaust was just a pain to take off we had to saw through it to get it off because the bolts were so rusted. Anyway, when we got the exhaust off we forgot about the sensor on the exhaust so now its broke. I have NO idea what to do. Is there a way to get a new one? or what should I do? Also, the header doesn't line up exactly at the block where the 4 bolts go in at the bottom. So I think we have to drill im not sure, but what could help with that?
Thanks in advance!
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#104727, "RE: Header and rear sensor problem PLEASE HELP." In response to Reply # 1
How did the sensor break?
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#104730, "RE: Header and rear sensor problem PLEASE HELP." In response to Reply # 1
Originally posted by quicksilver99 wich sensor? upstream or downstream? what kinda header did you get?
I don't know exactly what it's called but it's NOT the one on the header. It's the one closest to the first cat. (if that makes any sence?)
eX-Drivers
"Eclipse tuners are a strange sort. They don't like talking about wings or color-matching side skirts and interiors. Eclipse tuners are performance-obsessed sleeper fanatics who dream only about downpipes, exhuast gases, and wastegates. Their cars aren't pretty, but have the ability to spank you silly on the highway. In other words, Eclipse tuners write checks their cars can cash. Mention the word "chrome" and they might drop a boot to your skull" -SuperStreet
#104731, "RE: Header and rear sensor problem PLEASE HELP." In response to Reply # 1 Jun-12-07 05:28 AM by 99blackclipse
When I finally got the exhaust off I was so frustrated that I forgot about the sensor so I just pulled the exhaust off from under the car and ripped it off.
eX-Drivers
"Eclipse tuners are a strange sort. They don't like talking about wings or color-matching side skirts and interiors. Eclipse tuners are performance-obsessed sleeper fanatics who dream only about downpipes, exhuast gases, and wastegates. Their cars aren't pretty, but have the ability to spank you silly on the highway. In other words, Eclipse tuners write checks their cars can cash. Mention the word "chrome" and they might drop a boot to your skull" -SuperStreet
#104733, "RE: Header and rear sensor problem PLEASE HELP." In response to Reply # 4
It's the rear O2. Buy a new one.
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#104777, "RE: Header and rear sensor problem PLEASE HELP." In response to Reply # 5
Yep I agree time to pull out sum cabbage and buy a new one. www.OxygenSensors.com is a good source I bought the denso one and have not had a problem since. Just remember that the clip is locate behind the passenger seat under the carpet. Not hard just bothersum to get too but other then that you should be good with a crescent wrench and hand tools.
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