JamesD
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- VX Executive Series 2 (2001)
Hi,
I currently own a 2001 Holden Commodore VX Sedan. Took it in for a service this afternoon (28/03/14). I was told that one of my O2 sensors isn't as responsive as the other one (There are only two apparently). I was quoted $120 per sensor, however I was advised that I should get both done otherwise they will be out of sync.
As I want to save a bit of money, I'd rather attempt to replace them myself, plus I can get both sensors for roughly $80 (For both sensors, not each)
I was told by someone that they aren't too hard to replace, and may only take about 5 minutes each to replace (Give or take).
I'm just wondering whether anyone can provide me a step-by-step list of instructions on how to replace the oxygen sensor on my particular Holden. I also need to know where sensors are located (On Exhaust?). I've tried searching for this information to no avail, hence why I'm wondering whether someone can help me out.
Thank you in advance.
Cheers,
James.D
I currently own a 2001 Holden Commodore VX Sedan. Took it in for a service this afternoon (28/03/14). I was told that one of my O2 sensors isn't as responsive as the other one (There are only two apparently). I was quoted $120 per sensor, however I was advised that I should get both done otherwise they will be out of sync.
As I want to save a bit of money, I'd rather attempt to replace them myself, plus I can get both sensors for roughly $80 (For both sensors, not each)
I was told by someone that they aren't too hard to replace, and may only take about 5 minutes each to replace (Give or take).
I'm just wondering whether anyone can provide me a step-by-step list of instructions on how to replace the oxygen sensor on my particular Holden. I also need to know where sensors are located (On Exhaust?). I've tried searching for this information to no avail, hence why I'm wondering whether someone can help me out.
Thank you in advance.
Cheers,
James.D