O2 sensor - Bank 2, Sensor 1 - Replacement

This is the "trickier" sensor to replace but take your time and be patient - its time consuming due to the fact that space is limited but its totally do-able. If you are deciding to keep the car than I would recommend doing the other bank sensor.

On 12/4/2017 at 5:55 PM, is200 Newbie said:

@is200 Newbie

@is200 NewbieThe write up was fantastic. Really easy to follow. 

The most difficult part for me was the disconnecting the old sensor at the wire/ clip end. Took me ages trying to unclip it. Just so awkward. 

Anyway, took the car on a 10 mile drive and the error lights aren't coming on. Hopefully that's that sorted 

Thanks again for your help

I'd youre ever in the east end of London, I owe you a drink :) 

2 hours ago, Mrkajee said:

 

@is200 NewbieThe write up was fantastic. Really easy to follow. 

 

The most difficult part for me was the disconnecting the old sensor at the wire/ clip end. Took me ages trying to unclip it. Just so awkward. 

 

Anyway, took the car on a 10 mile drive and the error lights aren't coming on. Hopefully that's that sorted 

 

Thanks again for your help

I'd youre ever in the east end of London, I owe you a drink 🙂

I found the same thing when I changed it on my GS, everything was straightforward (as well as a tad awkward) but the plug clip drove me nuts, my hand came out looking like Count Dracula had had a session on it, so many sharp bits down there.

On ‎5‎/‎19‎/‎2018 at 12:28 PM, Mrkajee said:

 

@is200 NewbieThe write up was fantastic. Really easy to follow. 

 

The most difficult part for me was the disconnecting the old sensor at the wire/ clip end. Took me ages trying to unclip it. Just so awkward. 

 

Anyway, took the car on a 10 mile drive and the error lights aren't coming on. Hopefully that's that sorted 

 

Thanks again for your help

I'd youre ever in the east end of London, I owe you a drink :) 

I will let you know when I am in the area !!