My stupid SES light came on i found it i need to replace the O2 sensor. So what all is involved? Difficult? Exact location? Estimated time? I only have basic hand tools so is that ok? A nice run down of the procedure would be cool too. Thanks a head of time.
ACE2790
On my '98 S10 there's also an O2 sensor on the manifold as well....... I just replaced mine the weekend while installing my header.....that sensor cost $24 at Oreilly's.
I dunno about the later models but on my truck the rear sensor was like 80 bucks...the front one was alot cheaper... took about 5 mins to replace. just unscrew the old one and screw in the new one and hook the wires up and viola
well the front o2 sensor on the header is easier than the rear. The o2 on my exhaust was welded in which really blew, so i just got a o2 simulator and that solved my problem with the hollowed cat and bad o2
well recently my SES light cut off meaning that it wasnt throwing a code anymore. So I guess its fine?
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