ok so my replacement came in today:woowoo: why the need?
heres the story:
one of my studs on the cat stripped and i changed it, no brainer take a hammer to it, just like replacing wheel studs. replaced it no problem. so i finish installing my apexi WS2 exhaust and i get a CEL. get that checked out, come to find out i broke me first o2 sensor....WTF!!
anyways, for those who ever comes across of changing your oem cat studs PULL YOUR O2 SENSORS OUT FIRST!!!
i hated the though of this because i was getting my RH that weekend this happened.
o2 sensor wasnt so bad, got it off of collegehills honda for about $120 shipped. called autozone they had one "exact thing" for $2XX, i was like yeah right....mg:
Broken sensor:
This install took me about 15 minutes top.
Tools need:
7/8's wrench
Part number for o2 senor
1st:thing you want to make sure your car is cool
2nd:make sure you have a jack and jack stands.
3rd:after getting under the car locate your PITA...oh i mean sensor. un clip the sensor
4th:use a 7/8's to loosen it
5th:locate the plug where it goes
6th:unclip the plug
7th:tighten the new o2 sensor
8th:connect the plug, clip it back on(i almost forgot)
9th:reset the battery
10th:enjoy having a no CEL:dancing:
feel free to ask me any questions.:beer:
heres the story:
one of my studs on the cat stripped and i changed it, no brainer take a hammer to it, just like replacing wheel studs. replaced it no problem. so i finish installing my apexi WS2 exhaust and i get a CEL. get that checked out, come to find out i broke me first o2 sensor....WTF!!
anyways, for those who ever comes across of changing your oem cat studs PULL YOUR O2 SENSORS OUT FIRST!!!
i hated the though of this because i was getting my RH that weekend this happened.
o2 sensor wasnt so bad, got it off of collegehills honda for about $120 shipped. called autozone they had one "exact thing" for $2XX, i was like yeah right....mg:
Broken sensor:
This install took me about 15 minutes top.
Tools need:
7/8's wrench
Part number for o2 senor
1st:thing you want to make sure your car is cool
2nd:make sure you have a jack and jack stands.
3rd:after getting under the car locate your PITA...oh i mean sensor. un clip the sensor
4th:use a 7/8's to loosen it
5th:locate the plug where it goes
6th:unclip the plug
7th:tighten the new o2 sensor
8th:connect the plug, clip it back on(i almost forgot)
9th:reset the battery
10th:enjoy having a no CEL:dancing:
feel free to ask me any questions.:beer: