Subject	It wouldn't hurt.
Posted by	TriniTT on October 28, 2008 at 12:16 AM
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In Reply To	installing downpipes, change O2 sensors at 100k miles? posted by David G on October 28, 2008 at 12:10 AM
Message	There's a large chance you might break some of the downpipe studs/nuts while undoing them if you haven't ever before. Be very careful, because if you break the studs off the turbos, you'll be in a mess of trouble. It's not even worth asking what kind of trouble; just douse them in WD40 and let them sit awhile, then do it again before even considering backing those nuts out. As far as the O2 sensors go, those never hurt to replace if you can afford them. You'll get better gas mileage if they're the original ones, and it might actually run better as well. Plus, you won't have to mess with uninstalling the originals from the stock downpipes. Cheers, JBrobst
Follow Ups	installing downpipes, change O2 sensors at 100k miles? - David G 00:10:03 10/28/08 It wouldn't hurt. - TriniTT 00:16:07 10/28/08 use PB Blaster instead of WD40. (my .02) (n/m) - Multi_Read (MO) 01:16:24 10/28/08 2nd (n/m) - MAD_96TT(MO) 01:51:02 10/28/08 4th, the trick is to soak them up a few times before - Cap927(Boston) 10:25:03 10/28/08 5th, an overnight soaking will work wonders (n/m) - LJZTT 11:45:46 10/28/08 3rd. PB soak, wait, repeat 2x, then remove. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 10:18:41 10/28/08 lol. Don't remind me. It wasn't that long ago for me. (n/m) - rojoloco (San Diego) 19:09:04 10/28/08 Dont remind me... PITA! (n/m) - amp300zx 23:16:06 10/28/08 Def. do the 02 sensors, @ 100k they are due. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 00:18:54 10/28/08
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