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O2 replacement


silveradofirerescu
02-17-2008, 06:35 PM
I am helping a friend change the O2 sensors in his 2001 Silverado and need to know if there are any secrets to making this job easier? It also got me to thinking I should change mine, but I dont know how often they should be replaced. I take it I should buy OEM as opposed to the cheaper universals? Thanks!

alexmac
02-18-2008, 11:22 PM
if it ain't bad don't i wouln't bother changing them. there are 4 sensors and they are not cheap. most of the time a 7/8" wrench is all you need. the pcm should set codes if the sensor(s) are bad

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