Replacing 02 sensor..
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Hi guys,
Have a problem with hesitation on my 96 tt. Got a fault code back that it is one of oxygen sensors which is causing the problem. My question is how easy is it to replace the sensors and is it a big job or not?
Many thanks
ronnie
Have a problem with hesitation on my 96 tt. Got a fault code back that it is one of oxygen sensors which is causing the problem. My question is how easy is it to replace the sensors and is it a big job or not?
Many thanks
ronnie
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As the cars start to age, we need to think about replacing them. It's not that bad, of a job.. Corrosion is going to hinder the speed of the job.. Even though the CAT's are stainless the O2 sensor and bung that they screw into corode in time...
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hello phelix,
sorry for the late reply but sold my tt back in Feb. Yes the new O2 sensors did solve the problem.
really missing the tt and will hopefully be back in one soon.
ronnie
sorry for the late reply but sold my tt back in Feb. Yes the new O2 sensors did solve the problem.
really missing the tt and will hopefully be back in one soon.
ronnie