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First you need to determine which O2 sensor needs to be replaced, there could be up to 4 of them if you have duel exhaust. A bad O2 sensor would illuminate the check engine light in which case the code(s) stored would lead you to the faulty sensor.

Once you have determined which O2 sensor needs to be replaced, unplug the O2 sensor harness from the vehicles harness. If you are replacing the sensor with a new one go ahead and cut the wires off of the old sensor. This will allow you to slip a 7/8" box wrench over the sensor to remove it CCW. Install the new sensor and tighten it with a 7/8" open end wrench and tighten as you would a spark plug. No need to over tighten it. Reconnect the new O2 sensor to the vehicles harness, done.

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