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Re: EMISSIONS FAILED
I would still see if you could change one fo them yourself and them find the best price to do the other one. JMO
Originally posted by FUZO
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I used to have superhuman powers....until my therapist took them away.
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Re: EMISSIONS FAILED
what you need to do is find one of those spanish mechanics, the ones that will fix anything cheap, but they don't have a shop, and can't speak english.
im not joking. I had a spanish friend tell me about his mechanic buddy. he gave me an address to his house, and told me to just show him the part and he will understand because he dosent speak english.body building gerbilComment
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We don't have those emissions testing anymore here, but id go to this Arab station down the street and pay him an extra 20 bucks and they'd pass me, lol!Comment
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When you said the oxygen (o2 sensors) where under the manifold, I started think of all the o2 sensors I've changed on all the cars I've worked on and they are usually off the exhaust. So I found this diagram and was correct. I'd go to a shop that knew what they were talking about or that wont scam you bro. I myself would go to VatoZone and ask them if they can test them and if they're bad show you where they are so you can do it yourself. All it is is a sensor that screws into your exhaust thats connected to a wire to send you ECU signals. Disconnect the wire, its usually a clip on type deal, be careful and dont break it. Then when you buy the new sensors go over to the tool section and see what wrench fits it, or maybe the guys will let you borrow one. Unscrew the thing carefully, sometimes needs some WD-40 but only when the car is cool. Put the new one in and make sure to put some anti-seize compound on the thread before you screw it in. Then clip back on the connector and go.
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yes the parts are cheap and the labor what will get u.. i know that for factComment
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