NEVER Change Another O2 Sensor Until You WATCH THIS!

Liked for the simple fact you say y’all !!

Thanks man

For the
catastrophic contraption ?

This guy sounds like Nate Diaz’s long lost twin…😂😂

Anti-seize is the herpes of automotive parts just put some oil on the threads and call it a day. And don't even attempt to take an O2 sensor out without putting some heat on the base of that bung

Blow torch 30 seconds, spray penetrating oil, blow torch for 10 seconds and loosen her up. No stripped thread.

So you say don’t touch get hair or grease on end of o2 sensor but you tried fixing the old one in a bath of carbon remover so you can reuse.

Sound almost like Nate Diaz fr

Always change with OEM sensors or your screwed.

thank you for the

Thanks brother 🙏

This is just to get money from people. The manufactures working to gather with parts factory. Oilways thinking how to rake peoples money.

The hardest thing is unplugging the old one. Which flaps do I lift.

I have changed a few of these out over the years and work with turbine engine sensors all the time for the last 30 years.
This is a very good tutorial.

Great details. Thaks!

Do this before you spend money on replacing the Cadlic Converter? How does Lacquer in the gas work, is it a good thing???

That's one clear camera. The !ighting was perfect. Just subbed. 👍🏼

Why not just unplug it and use a end wrench?

Clear the O-2 sensor with carb cleaner... lol... idiot

You a real one bruh …you might of made mistakes I’m not sure but like I said ✌🏾

All instructional videos should have their ' I's dotted and T's crossed ', like this one... y'all.
Very thorough... VERY appreciated!!

A link for dielectric grease from Amazon...oh my

all talk talk talk GET ON WITH IT ! WASTE OF TIME !

Really good video. Thank you.

Got to eBay , they aren’t expensive , I’ve used them and have had no problems with them .

Wear full lab suit and gloves 🤣ps any codes must be cleared if any present after replacment as engine wont clear Oxygen error sensor codes automaticly like any other error.
USE ECU code reader/removal - if you dont havew any just Remove battery postive cable 10-15 min should do the job.

Else it can take up to 200miles - sensor must get hot and cooled 6 cycles is a lot of driving

Thanks

Man I thought you were going to

What name this clutch?

this guy killed it, super detailed and spot on, great job!

Spend extra and buy oem. I had a code I could not clear and it turned out to be the aftermarket O2.

Awesome advice.
Thanks!

Thank you for being so thorough & very informative on important points! 💯👍..I am a female & I work on my own vehicles since I was young w/ older mechanic brother!

Click bait.

thank you..

He must work for antiseize or has a lot of stock in it.😉

Well done Matt !!

Lots of great advice and tips

Vote for me for President. Day 1 I will remove all EPA regulations for O2 sensors and ban them from ever being used again. They and anything involving them are literally the only killers of my vehicles. I have vehicles that are running perfectly mechanically, but something involving the emissions is bad and short of replacing all the wiring for it throughout the car, I've done everything. I've yet to have a car I can't keep running because the car is beyond repair. It's always the emissions that gets so out of control that it's not worth paying to try and maintain anymore. I will make cars great again!

Excellent video very helpful to me.

Here a tip from a professional, if you're gonna replace it with new sensors any way just cut the wire off and just put a regular socket to remove the old ones

Thanks for the detail of not touching the sensor it's self...

Good stuff. Thanks.

Useless video

ACTUALLY Your video was👍😎 the other one I watched REMOVED THE HEAT SHIELD! IF YOU HAVE EVER HAD TO REMOVE SMALL HEX HEAD BOLTS AFTER 10+ YEARS you would think that's 🥜🥜 Thanks for showing me the COOL TOOL😎 I have several sockets that I can grind a slot in😎.

Shade tree mechanic.

O2 sensors are very cheap. Less than 20 bucks.

Cool video shot, thanks for sharing it, keep it up, like it :)

Is this Nate Diaz