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Old 11-18-2005, 12:03 AM   #1
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Talking Oxygen Sensor Replacement

Hi All,

First, thanks to all of you for your great site. I have just purchased a 1998 ti and this site has been invaluable.

The previous owner removed the seats to clean under them (he was a good friend), and 318ti.org told me why the SRS light was on.

Tonight, I have replaced my post-cat Oxygen sensor and would like to share a few things that helped me:

1. I purchased an oxygen sensor removal tool at Advance Auto for $10.00 and it worked like a charm. An AmPro T75518 Compact Oxygen Sensor Wrench

2. I purchased and used PB Blaster (also at Advance) as the penetrating lubricant.

Total cost was less than $120.00 for all and about 30 minutes time.

Thanks again.
Steve
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Old 11-18-2005, 12:15 AM   #2
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Hi All,

First, thanks to all of you for your great site. I have just purchased a 1998 ti and this site has been invaluable.

The previous owner removed the seats to clean under them (he was a good friend), and 318ti.org told me why the SRS light was on.

Tonight, I have replaced my post-cat Oxygen sensor and would like to share a few things that helped me:

1. I purchased an oxygen sensor removal tool at Advance Auto for $10.00 and it worked like a charm. An AmPro T75518 Compact Oxygen Sensor Wrench

2. I purchased and used PB Blaster (also at Advance) as the penetrating lubricant.

Total cost was less than $120.00 for all and about 30 minutes time.

Thanks again.
Steve
You don't need a special tool. A 7/8" open end wrench works great.
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Old 11-18-2005, 01:18 AM   #3
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the special tool helps though...i think the special tool is worth it...makes things easier i think
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