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Secondary O2 sensor removal

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Old 02-11-2011, 07:57 AM
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Getting ready to add a test pipe what tool is best for removal of the secondary O2 sensor. Open/boxed end wrench, o2 sensor socket but which one. I appreciate any input.


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The secondary is easily removed with a box end.
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22MM correct?
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^^ 22 or 23, i can't remember O_o

I used a big ass crescent wrench lol.
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7/8in works too.
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Originally Posted by MP2k,Feb 11 2011, 02:46 PM
7/8in works too.
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It's 22
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I am replacing mine...

The long story is the smog equipment here in WA will no longer accept the Mugen ECU so I had to swap back to the OEM ECU for now and now have a CEL to fix to pass.

The short question is about unplugging the connector... I fooled with it for a minute in dim light and did not stumble on the unplug lock... anyone with a quick word on making it release?
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I may need to replace mine. The parts store wants $400 for the S2000 sensor, Ouch. One of the other customers suggested splicing in a generic O2 sensor which would save me a lot of money. I have done it on other O2 sensors without problems. Any reason this would not work on the S2000?
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I wouldnt cheap out on the O2 unplug and replace it. Google is your friend find it cheaper.

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