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top_driver | 18:24 Fri 06th Apr 2018 | Motoring
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I’m in a bit of confusion and frustration at the moment had my car at a garage to have what is supposed to be an easy job of a lambda sensor change but they say to me that in order to change it I need a more costly catalytic converter change too because the sensor is seized I don’t buy that i need to change anything other than sensor does anyone know if this is possible
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The reason I say that you maybe better off with a ring spanner is that usually a socket won't go over a lambda sensor ( looks a bit like a spark plug ) td.
23:16 Fri 06th Apr 2018
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The socket I have today has a side missing so the cable can go through it. I saw it said oxygen sensor on label so I decided to pick it up for €18. And I got some penetration spray
23:29 Fri 06th Apr 2018
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Haven't seen one of those before, Should do the job then, td.
23:32 Fri 06th Apr 2018
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Just to make sure my diagnostic says behind catalytic converter does that me pre or post cat i think post but now im not so sure
12:23 Sat 07th Apr 2018
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Probably a bit late(!), but 'behind' to me would imply after (or post) cat.
16:10 Mon 09th Apr 2018

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