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My ICP sensor is starting to leak oil in my valley, I want to replace it but do I also have to replace the wiring harness or can I clean the old harness to remove oil and then use electrical greese and put it back on the new sensor?
Check out riffraff in my sig, he has them for decent price, and is a site sponsor. I wouldn't use aftermarket for any of the sensors personally. I'm not anti aftermarket, just think that the performance of this engine is based on calibrations that are very dependent upon accurate data from the various sensors...
Customer service isn't too shabby either. The only down side is he lives so far away from us, but I'd want to be near Tugly too if I sold parts. He's a gold mine with that buckszooka lol
Customer service isn't too shabby either. The only down side is he lives so far away from us, but I'd want to be near Tugly too if I sold parts. He's a gold mine with that buckszooka lol
So I got my box from RiffRaff last night. Time to switch out my leaky ICP sensor. Any tips on changing one? It seems very straight forward, but what torque for new sensor in the motor?
...I'd want to be near Tugly too if I sold parts. He's a gold mine with that buckszooka lol
Too late, I can only afford to send one vendor's child to college.
Originally Posted by Jesser02EX
So I got my box from RiffRaff last night. Time to switch out my leaky ICP sensor. Any tips on changing one? It seems very straight forward, but what torque for new sensor in the motor?
I just used the elbowmeter... snuggems 'til it felt right. I think it was a 5/8" claw foot to get the old one out, but the new one is much easier to install with a deep socket.