Unplug it and use an O2 sensor socket. There will be 2, assuming it's a 4.0 6cyl. I is right above the steering linkage and the other is in the converter. If you can break it loose easily with the socket don't pull hard on it. Cut the wires off on the sensor side and put the box end of a 22mm wrench on it. Try to "smack" the wrench to jar it loose. Once you've cracked in loose work it in and out spraying it with penetrating oild so as not to damage the threads in the exhaust. That's a stainless system so the colder it is the better. Do not try to use heat. Hope this helps. -Ryan Unplug it and use an O2 sensor socket. There will be 2, assuming it's a 4.0 6cyl. I is right above the steering linkage and the other is in the converter. If you can break it loose easily with the socket don't pull hard on it. Cut the wires off on the sensor side and put the box end of a 22mm wrench on it. Try to "smack" the wrench to jar it loose. Once you've cracked in loose work it in and out spraying it with penetrating oild so as not to damage the threads in the exhaust. That's a stainless system so the colder it is the better. Do not try to use heat. Hope this helps. -Ryan
location of relay for heated o2 sensor 1999 jeep Cherokee sport
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In the exhaust pipe.
That is located on the back top side of the catalytic converter, right where the outlet tube leads to the muffler.
That would be the O2 sensor after the catalytic converter.
The bank 1, sensor 3, O2 sensor would be the O2 sensor post cat.
The upstream O2 sensor is mounted in the ehxaust manifold The downstream O2 sensor is mounted in the exhaust pipe after the catalytic converter
It is the O2 sensor screwed into the front of the catalytic converter
Remove the vacuum hose from the O2 sensor. Remove the wiring harness. Remove the O2 sensor retaining screws. Reverse the process to install the new O2 sensor.
There are 4 of them on the car, so you need to know which one is faulty. To replace them is the same for all. Disconnect the connector to the faulty o2 sensor and using a o2 sensor socket or a wrench that will fit unscrew the sensor. Install the replacement sensor and reconnect the wire.
You do not, you repair the problem.
O2 sensor or wiring