Cleaning the oxygen sensors while they're out?
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I'm in the process of installing a Soul Turboback exhaust and have just removed the oxygen sensors from the catalytic converter assemblies. The instructions say not to touch the oxygen sensors and get hand oil on them. I tried my best to avoid touching the part of the sensor that's inside the assembly. Even if I had touched them, I doubt it would have transferred anything to the sensor seeing how soot-covered the sensors are, especially the one in front of the converter.
Would you recommend cleaning the sensors before reinstalling them?
Would you recommend cleaning the sensors before reinstalling them?
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Interesting questions. At $200 a pop, I might not mess with the sensor. But I'd be curious to hear what other people say. How many miles are on your current sensors?
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lol, absolutely not.
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Thanks for the advice all, I appreciate it!