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Old 12-27-2019, 02:30 AM   #1
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Remove O2 sensor without header removal

Just put on my new EL JDL header but I am trying to rule out an issue with my fuel trims at idle going wonky. One theory is is the possibily the O2 wideband has gone bad. With a long reach tool can it be removed without removing the header?

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Yea did some googling and with the under tray off it's easy access.

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I took mine off from the top. I don't see how you would remove it from the bottom.
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Yes, I have pulled mine out from the top using a couple long extensions and a o2 socket
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