How hard is it to change the O2 sensors on a '97 Lincoln Mark VIII LSC, and how many are their?

Question

Also does anyone know any websites about the Lincoln Mark VIII, as in how to upgrade and such. I have a 1997 Mark VIII LSC

Answer 1

There are FOUR on that particular vehicle. The remove/replace will require the use of either a dedicated O2 sensor socket, or a 7/8 open end wrench or crow's foot.

Answer 2

Should have 4 sensors, and access isn't too bad to them. But more importantly, why do you want to change them? And why all 4? Do you have a legit reason....or just throwing money at a problem without really trying to fix it? Most likely the O2's aren't causing the problem you're having.

Answer 3

Most v8's have two of them,one on each exhaust pipe,usually on the front pipe right below the exhaust manifolds.There not to hard to change,you do need a special cut out socket,also you might need a pair of pliers to splice the wire if yours has no plug in connector.

Answer 4

on that form there could be 3 could be one in each and each manifold and one interior the catilitic converter they could be approximately 60 money each and each it somewhat is properly well worth the money to take it to a mechanic so they are able to reset the fault codes interior the computing gadget