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Does anyone know the part number for the Lambda sensor for a 2008 Roadster?
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Sorry I do not know the part number. However can I ask how easy is it to remove the Lambda sensor? I am replacing the CAT pipe on my Duratec plus 4 and it looks like they are a push fit as there is no thread on the replacement pipe sensor hole.
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They are usually threaded M18 x 1.5mm, not (yet) seen a push in version. Mmmmmmm? You may need to buy a tap, lots on eBay. PJB.
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They are easy enough to remove as long as you take care with not straining the wires so best to unplug beforehand to allow the wire to rotate as you unscrew. As far as I know all sensors are a screw fit.
John...when I replaced a sensor on my Sigma I tried a local motor factor who matched up the original for me.....the markings it were barely readable.
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They are easy enough to remove as long as you take care with not straining the wires so best to unplug beforehand to allow the wire to rotate as you unscrew. As far as I know all sensors are a screw fit.
John...when I replaced a sensor on my Sigma I tried a local motor factor who matched up the original for me.....the markings it were barely readable. Correct and you will need a 22mm spanner or a proper sensor socket.
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