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How to change lambda sensor on a car – replacement tutorial
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a wire brush
WD-40 spray
electronic spray
copper grease
a torque wrench
a combination spanner
a lambda sensor socket
a ratchet wrench
Please note!
- Modern cars can have from 1 to 8 lambda sensors (also called oxygen sensors).
- Driving a car with a faulty lambda sensor can result in catalytic converter failure, difficulty starting the engine, poor engine performance, and increased fuel consumption.
- 1.
If the exhaust manifold is covered by a heat shield made from a metallised material, remove it. - 2.
Warm up your engine to operating temperature so it will be easier to unscrew the lambda sensor. - 3.
Remove the negative terminal from the battery. Wear gloves to protect yourself from burns. - 4.
Detach the sensor's connector. - 5.
Using a special socket and ratchet wrench, unscrew the lambda sensor by rotating it counterclockwise. - 6.
Treat the thread of the new sensor with a special lubricant, such as high-temperature copper grease. - 7.
Screw the sensor all the way in by hand.
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