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07-10-2011 #1
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Anti-Seize on O2 Sensor threads?
Will this interfere? Is there a special sensor-safe ant-seize? -Bob
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07-10-2011 #2
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I was wondering the same thing when I put my A/F ratio gauge in last week. I then noticed it came with some on the threads so I didnt have to take the chance putting some on. I would like to know though too for future reference.
I might stop by or call a local exhaust shop to find out if I remember.
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I used the copper stuff on mine.
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+1...same here...so far no problems.
Originally Posted by wmhjr
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Use a small amount on just the threads of the sensor only. Putting anything on the female threads could cause the material to push-out and contaminate the sensor.
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