Subject	Auto zone sells a 7/8 (22mm?) crows-foot type O2 socket
Posted by	CGDriven on May 23, 2011 at 9:27 PM
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In Reply To	Sounds like the RH O2 is bad. Replace it. Also check the >>> posted by ZUL8TR on May 23, 2011 at 02:26 PM
Message	that can fit all the way down over the o2 sensor to get a good grip. Soak them in Blaster penetrating fluid for a while first, helps a lot. If you're able to get them out without damaging them, you could try swapping them; putting the RH sensor on the left side and the LH sensor on the right side. The factory harnesses are slightly different lengths, but they still reach no problem. If the strange O2 activity follows the sensor, then you've got a bad sensor. If the problem remains on the RH side, then there's a problem in the RH bank of the engine.
Follow Ups	O2 Sensors Gone Bad? - RayN 10:47:01 05/22/11 Re: O2 Sensors Gone Bad? Update - RayN 13:10:07 05/22/11 your post says they're doing the same thing (n/m) - CGDriven 18:37:26 05/22/11 Re: Re: O2 Sensors Gone Bad? Update - johnbsz 06:12:33 05/23/11 Re: Re: Re: O2 Sensors Gone Bad? Update - RayN 11:39:24 05/23/11 It isn't easy!! - johnbsz 12:39:43 05/23/11 Sounds like the RH O2 is bad. Replace it. Also check the >>> - ZUL8TR 14:26:00 05/23/11 Auto zone sells a 7/8 (22mm?) crows-foot type O2 socket - CGDriven 21:27:45 05/23/11
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