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   That's even better. I've not seen that method before ...   
      
      
      
      
   "Fuller Wrath"  wrote in message   
   news:513%j.70$bZ3.66@newsfe16.phx...   
   > silly boy. it's held in by a flange and two bolts.   
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   > "Jeff Strickland"  wrote in message   
   > news:yTU_j.5052$nx6.4194@trnddc03...   
   >> You can pull codes for free at Autozone.   
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   >> Replacing the O2 Sensor is much like replacing a spark plug. You might   
   >> need to buy a special socket, depending on how much access you have.   
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   >> "Brad P"  wrote in message   
   >> news:g1h1ck$a8q$1@news.datemas.de...   
   >>>I have an 03 XtraCab Tacoma, 2.7L manual. I suspect the front O2 sensor   
   >>>is gone. The Check Engine light is on, there was 2 incidents where the   
   >>>engine could barely keep idle, and my gas mileage has taken a beating. I   
   >>>am hoping to get a local mechanic to check the computer today. He said an   
   >>>OE sensor is $260. I found a DENSO OE sensor for $188 shipped. Is   
   >>>swapping an O2 sensor a big job?   
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