O2 sensor help
12-18-2006, 08:14 PM
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O2 sensor help Hey,
I wanted to see if anyone knew a place to get O2 sensors cheap. I am looking for a 12572705 GM part #. Its the stock Denso for an 04 SS.
My other question was if there was anyway to clean an O2 sensor without damaging it ??
Thanks
I wanted to see if anyone knew a place to get O2 sensors cheap. I am looking for a 12572705 GM part #. Its the stock Denso for an 04 SS.
My other question was if there was anyway to clean an O2 sensor without damaging it ??
Thanks
12-18-2006, 09:56 PM
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Hey,
I wanted to see if anyone knew a place to get O2 sensors cheap. I am looking for a 12572705 GM part #. Its the stock Denso for an 04 SS.
My other question was if there was anyway to clean an O2 sensor without damaging it ??
Thanks
I wanted to see if anyone knew a place to get O2 sensors cheap. I am looking for a 12572705 GM part #. Its the stock Denso for an 04 SS.
My other question was if there was anyway to clean an O2 sensor without damaging it ??
Thanks
Use a propane torch.... get the tip hot; it'll glow quickly and burn all of the soot and crap right away.
12-19-2006, 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Frost
The Bosch 131111's are a bit cheaper I think, and seem to work a bit better if you are running longtubes (the switching issue). A plus is they have long leads so you don't need extensions for them if you are running LTs.
Use a propane torch.... get the tip hot; it'll glow quickly and burn all of the soot and crap right away.
Use a propane torch.... get the tip hot; it'll glow quickly and burn all of the soot and crap right away.
Do you know where to get these Bosch O2's at. Thanks
