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1996 Explorer Limited, 5.0 AWD. Time to change O2 sensors. Left upstream done - no problem. Does anyone out there have experience with the procedure to get to the other 3? Am I going to have to take out the center console, carpet, & transmission tunnel cover to get to them from above? Or will daylight, Houdini moves, and scraped knuckles do the job?
Thanx; dn.
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I changed the O2 sensors on my 2000 Mountaineer V8 AWD. I just remember one that was a PITA, and that was primarily due to the wiring connector. What I had to do for the wiring on that one was to essentially bear hug the transmission, feel around with my hands until I had both ends of the connector and could disconnect/reconnect it. I also had to use a low profile "sending unit" crows foot socket to get that sensor out.
In particular, what challenges are you running in to with the remaining O2 sensors (wiring, access, etc.)?
-Rod
In particular, what challenges are you running in to with the remaining O2 sensors (wiring, access, etc.)?
-Rod
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Where is the common "sense"r?
Thank you for the response. The shop manual offers no special R&R instructions. With the vehicle only up on jack stands my hands cannot reach through the narrow openings/crevices to get to the connectors for the right "upstream" or either "downstream" sensor. My attempt last noc was in the dark using only a flashlight and trouble light. I will try again in daylight today or tomorrow and keep you posted on the progress - or lack thereof.
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