O2 Question
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Burnout
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O2 Question
Can anyone answer this question?
When replacing an O2 sensor should I use anti seize compound on the threads?
The service manual only says not to use a cleaning solvent and to keep them contaminate free.
Thanks mrgil
When replacing an O2 sensor should I use anti seize compound on the threads?
The service manual only says not to use a cleaning solvent and to keep them contaminate free.
Thanks mrgil
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What service manual are you speaking to? It specifically states to use a special anti-seize compound on the sensor threads. Additionally, it also states the new sensors already have the compound on the threads(GM I suspect...others may be different)
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Burnout
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From: South Surrey (White Rock) British Columbia
I'm reading the R&R procedure now and I see that you are correct thanks for pointing that out.
Should I also use the GM anti-seize on the spark plug threads when I change the plugs??
mrgil
