yup, its as simple as that. just reverse the order - unplug the harness, THEN unscrew the sensor.
it should have a sealing ring on it, something like what you find on a spark plug. you might put some of that high heat copper anti-seize compound on the threads, but you shouldn't need anything else. tighten it down enough so it doesn't leak, and you should be good to go.
Cool thanks a lot! What would be the best for cleaning it up: Brake cleaner or electronic cleaner?
Thanks
i did some searching, and electrical cleaner might not even work. think about where the sensor is located... right in the middle of your burning hot exhaust gases. are you getting an ECU code? what is it?
i did some searching, and electrical cleaner might not even work. think about where the sensor is located... right in the middle of your burning hot exhaust gases. are you getting an ECU code? what is it?
Sorry for the thread jack man, but i was wanting to clean my o2 sensors after crap gas milage and CEL po421 warm up cat below threshold bank one
Or will it be better to just buy a new one? or will cleaning it do the job?
22-36 ft-lbs