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how often and with what should you:
a-replace your o2 sensor or
b- clean it, and with what??
mahalo
rob


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Don't mess with it unless you pop a DTC (service engine light). When the time comes to replace it, ALWAYS use an OEM sensor!


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iagree
The factory O2 sensors work the best.
 
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much mahalo, i'm getting a DTC Po524, engine oil pressure too low, but not sure why, no light coming on,just used my buddies reader to run a diagnostic on the ole girl and that code came up, any ideas??
mahalo
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When I have to change my O2 sensors I'm going to get an O2 sensor thread chaser to clean up the bung where those threads are. A little insurance and it's cheap.


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