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Sat Feb 20, 2010 8:24 pm
Actually, the O2's are kind of a b**** to break loose if they're original. So first make sure they're both bad first by checking the ecu. The passenger's side is easier, driver's side is more difficult. They probably need to come out from the top. You'll want to remove the battery and maybe unhook the brake booster hose for more clearance. You'll want to soak them in pb blaster at least one day in advance. I tried this and still couldn't get it to break loose with my 3/8" ratchet. I've read about people using compressed air cans turned upside-down to freeze the sensor, making it easier to break loose, but hard to do on a ttz. You'll need a flex-joint and extensions. You can buy an O2 sensor tool on amazon for pretty cheap. Once spring hits, I may re-attempt after I buy a 1/2" flex joint but the clearance is TIGHT. Good luck, post your results and method.