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C & A s Dad Senior Enthusiast

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When they go out or some people change them between 75K and 100K becasue they can get lazy and never set a code.

 

No, it is not hard to do but you will need a special made socket with the slot for the wire down the side. They are not expensive.

 

No, the ones in front of the cats are different from the ones behind the cats.

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You are the man with the answers, sweeeeett, I'll be changing those out at work tommorow Thanks

C & A s Dad Senior Enthusiast

C & A s Dad

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You are the man with the answers, sweeeeett, I'll be changing those out at work tommorow Thanks

 

Yea, and about 50% of them are actually correct. :eek:

 

I try to help if I can but once it gets a little technical or deep, I have to refer those questions to the Prof Techs who reside here.

svensk Senior Enthusiast

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If you have 4-wheel drive the drivers side manifold O2 wiring harness will be a beotch!! The front driveshaft runs right next to the tranny and blocks you from getting at that one unless you have rubber arms.

C & A s Dad Senior Enthusiast

C & A s Dad

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As long as you can get to them from the side a wrech is fine. If you cannot and a socket is needed, you have to have one with the wire slot up the side.

Norseman Senior Enthusiast

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I guess I am showing my age now. I have never seen an episode of SouthPark.

 

I think I've seen about 10 min of an episode when I was channel surfing late one night. 10 min. was about all I could take, it was total cr@p!

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I guess I am showing my age now. I have never seen an episode of SouthPark.

 

I think I've seen about 10 min of an episode when I was channel surfing late one night. 10 min. was about all I could take, it was total cr@p!

 

Then you need to see the episode where al gore is on a quest in search of "Manbearpig". I laughed so hard I was tearing up.

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