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    1. 04-30-2009 #1
      gmchevolds
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      o2 sensor bung

      Does anybody know the thread size to plug up a o2 sensor bung? So far I have noticed that it is probably metric. Also, anywhere that I could pick one up at?
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      You can get them through summit and Jegs. I have 2 of them I can give you a really good deal on (not going to use them, NIB). Let me know.
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      you can get them at your local napa. walker makes them. they are in the back of their exhaust book under accessories. the size 18mmx1.5 if they cant find them let me know and i will get you a part number.

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      Quote Originally Posted by NDubs68 View Post
      you can get them at your local napa. walker makes them. they are in the back of their exhaust book under accessories. the size 18mmx1.5 if they cant find them let me know and i will get you a part number.

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      Thanks, i will try them
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      A Volkswagen oil drain plug works well also.

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      i believe its a 18mm x 1.5mm pitch
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      You can also use spark plug heat anti-fouling spacers.
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