Code 41: Primary Oxygen Sensor Heater (what do I do?)
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Code 41: Primary Oxygen Sensor Heater (what do I do?)
Can anyone help me out here? I am throwing this code and I have no clue what to look for or where this is even located. Thanks.
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The O2 sensor is in your header. Replace it.
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h: Bosch O2 sensors run about $80.
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you'll need a special socket with a cut out section for the wiring to remove and replce the o2 sensor.
if you know how to solder you may be better of buying a "univesal" replacement sensor, apparently the plastic clip that the four wires go into is worth like a hundred dollars in price increase. I had this same thing happen to me so if you want any more info feel free to PM.
if you know how to solder you may be better of buying a "univesal" replacement sensor, apparently the plastic clip that the four wires go into is worth like a hundred dollars in price increase. I had this same thing happen to me so if you want any more info feel free to PM.
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From: baltimore
Originally Posted by kill_kill_kill
you'll need a special socket with a cut out section for the wiring to remove and replce the o2 sensor.
if you know how to solder you may be better of buying a "univesal" replacement sensor, apparently the plastic clip that the four wires go into is worth like a hundred dollars in price increase. I had this same thing happen to me so if you want any more info feel free to PM.
if you know how to solder you may be better of buying a "univesal" replacement sensor, apparently the plastic clip that the four wires go into is worth like a hundred dollars in price increase. I had this same thing happen to me so if you want any more info feel free to PM.
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Originally Posted by kill_kill_kill
if you know how to solder you may be better of buying a "univesal" replacement sensor, apparently the plastic clip that the four wires go into is worth like a hundred dollars in price increase. I had this same thing happen to me so if you want any more info feel free to PM.
Also, I use an open ended wrench myself as stated.