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Re: O2 sensor mounting [Re: dcg9381] #876582 03/22/08 03:50 PM

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up on a hill in ky

94svt50

Getting the Wheeling Fever

On my previous exhaust system I used two pipe strap/clamps to hold on my O2 sensor. It worked fine, held me over till I replaced the exhaust. Probably any junkyard find will be just as rusted up and broken as what you have now.

-1989 4x4 22re(pretty good in the mud)
- custom steel flat bed-oneside of exhaust system, and air box intake off cobra.(doesnt quite have the v8 rumble)AFM off '82 Supra.
-Destination M/T 31"-KYB monomax shocks-"add a leaf"

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
O2 sensor mounting	grandeyota	03/21/08 01:52 PM
Re: O2 sensor mounting	OutlawMike	03/21/08 05:03 PM
Re: O2 sensor mounting	dcg9381	03/21/08 08:30 PM
Re: O2 sensor mounting	94svt50	03/22/08 03:50 PM
Re: O2 sensor mounting	grandeyota	03/22/08 08:52 PM
Re: O2 sensor mounting	4Crawler	03/22/08 09:07 PM
Re: O2 sensor mounting	grandeyota	03/27/08 06:17 PM

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