Replacing O2 sensors - V8 Vantage

Replacing O2 sensors - V8 Vantage

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ChilliWhizz

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Tuesday 23rd May 2017
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I'm looking to do this myself on a 4 post lift (i.e. not lying on my back smile )

Has anyone else done this themselves, or have any tips/advice/knowledge of tools etc? Are they unplug old, remove, screw in new, then plug and play? Also is there a 'workshop' manual' for the Vantage, I've searched but not had much luck identifying one frown

Here's a shot of the downstream Lambda on my Chimaera, I'm guessing the boss/sensor arrangement on the Aston will be similar... (just visible under the swirl pot... Oh, and she's getting a body off chassis refurb next winter smile )




Thanks in advance for any info/tips...

Chilli smile

Edited by ChilliWhizz on Tuesday 23 May 16:19

ChilliWhizz

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Tuesday 23rd May 2017
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WoW smile

That's what I call a quick response smile You Sir are a Gentleman......

Not been under the car yet, does anything need removing or are the connectors immediately visible?

TIA, Chiili thumbup

ChilliWhizz

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Tuesday 23rd May 2017
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telum01 said:
I should've had a full DIY up by now but I haven't gotten it done yet frown

Everything should be visible. Clearance is the main challenge.
Another tip: unplug the wiring connectors first, that way the wiring can spin freely as you remove the sensor from the cat.
Brilliant, I'll be having a look underneath soon...

Love your youtube stuff by the way biggrin

ChilliWhizz

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Wednesday 24th May 2017
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martindesu said:
Superb.

I also need new cats as mine rattle, either sports or normal.

Which sensors can we buy? Bosch Volvo part I can buy to give my dealer to install when she's next in?
Hi Martin, I'm thinking these ...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NGK-LAMBDA-oxygen-o2-SEN...

baconsarney

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Sunday 11th October 2020
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Yep, paid £120 for the two sensors and an hour on the ramp for £40... the hour included time for the exhaust to cool down too... two sensors done for £160... local AM lot quoted me over £500...

baconsarney

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Matt, no idea mate, but pm Telum01 (Rich) he’s posted above... google redpants too he has a great website.. he’s in the US and has or had two V8V’s both left hookers I’m sure.. he’ll give you all the advice you need I’m sure....
Cheers,
Richard

baconsarney

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