Lower O2 sensor removal
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This is how I did it on my 4.2 but it should be similar on a 4.0
Access to the lower sensor from below is very restricted, the gap between the transmission and exhaust is only about an inch and a half.
This picture gives the wrong impression of how bad the access is.
Access was done this way with a wobble on the O2 socket and a couple of extensions.
I first tried it with a 3/8th set up which ended in failure.
So I moved on to 1/2 inch which was able to break it free.
I was able to reach down from the top with my skinny arms to screw the new one back in then tighten from below.
Job done.
Access to the lower sensor from below is very restricted, the gap between the transmission and exhaust is only about an inch and a half.
This picture gives the wrong impression of how bad the access is.
Access was done this way with a wobble on the O2 socket and a couple of extensions.
I first tried it with a 3/8th set up which ended in failure.
So I moved on to 1/2 inch which was able to break it free.
I was able to reach down from the top with my skinny arms to screw the new one back in then tighten from below.
Job done.
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