While getting my annual inspection last year my O2 Sensors failed the emissions tests and needing replacing. Same thing has happened again this year too! Is this common for O2 Sensors to go out that often? At over $300 to replace it's rather frustrating and costly.
2007-01-30
03:29:58
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noahmitchell
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Cars & Transportation
➔ Maintenance & Repairs
I've never used any anti-seize thread lubes that contain Silicone OR any fuel additives.
I definetely consider myself handy but am not very automtive knowledgable. How difficlut is it to replace Oxygen Sensors yourself?
2007-01-30
08:48:22 ·
update #1