Oxygen Sensors
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ima gonna ask him... something about just putting them in a coffee can with something or other is supposed to clean them... but i hear they're tough to get out
mine is a '90 f150 with a 302, auto. after i've been driving for an hour the check engine light goes on. i used the code reader and got code 41 from the computer memory
mine is a '90 f150 with a 302, auto. after i've been driving for an hour the check engine light goes on. i used the code reader and got code 41 from the computer memory
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i dont know what the code means im sure someone does but i know that you can rent a O2 sensor socket and tool from autozone or other parts stores also if u run the vehicle till the exhaust pipe gets hot that will make it come out easier and there is always penetrating oil also (just be careful with flamable stuff on hot exhaust pipes!)
and if u can find out what u clean them with i know that the inside has two platnuim strips and the outside is ceramic so i have no idea what can clean the combination without messing it up
and if u can find out what u clean them with i know that the inside has two platnuim strips and the outside is ceramic so i have no idea what can clean the combination without messing it up
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I just needed to mention that if you have a O2 after the cat its for monitoring the cat efficiency only, has nothing to do with A/F mix.
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Originally Posted by coralbayy
I have a 98 f150 triton v8 4.6. My truck needs new oxygen sensors anyone know how many this truck needs. How expensive are they?
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Hi coralbayy and Welcome to FTE! Please take a moment to check out the Guidelines as they contain important info that you'll need when posting on the site:
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I'm seeing prices of about 46 bucks for the Bosch up to around 65 for other brands.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/guidelines.html
I'm seeing prices of about 46 bucks for the Bosch up to around 65 for other brands.
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