is $100 fair to change a O2 sensor?
rear left o2 sensor is bad on my baby (97 2.8 QM). i was told it would take one and half hour to replace it. i know the connector goes very deep underneath the hood and it won't be easy to do the job without a lift. however, did the mechanic exaggerate it? could it be done without disassembling other parts in the way?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
thanks for the replies. 100 is just for the labor. he asked 210 for the sensor. that's rape.
seems it won't be a easy diy for unexperienced player
anyway i will try to see how far i can track the wire into the hood. if i replace it, i need to erase the faulty code with an OBDII scanner before i turn on the engine. right?
bow
seems it won't be a easy diy for unexperienced player
anyway i will try to see how far i can track the wire into the hood. if i replace it, i need to erase the faulty code with an OBDII scanner before i turn on the engine. right?bow
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