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Old 05-15-2007, 03:00 PM
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I have an '07 SG with PCIII and O²-sensor eliminators, and would like to install plugs in place of the sensors. Does anyone know the size or maybe a cross-reference for a plug? I went to Napa yesterday and they said I'd need an application, like a 2005 Chevy Suburban, and a size wouldn't help since they had no way to measure thread pitch or size.
 
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If my memory serves me correctly it is a 11/16 X 18
 
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A oil pan drain plug will work, or bosch makes a specific 02 plug. I just went through this a few weeks ago. The oil drain plug cost under $2.00 and is exactly the same as the bosch plug which costs around $10.00 from napa. The ony difference was that the oil plug came with a plastic o-ring that you take off. The thread is a m18-1.5 (double check). I got the oil drain plug from autozone. I got the bosch from napa...they only had 1 in stock.

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Cut the pigtails off and put the sensor back in.
 
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22mmx 3/4" plugs Napa has them #35299

 
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The one in my Rinehart was an M18 x 1.5 thread.

I temporarily used an O² sensor with the wires cut off. Any auto sensor will work. I got a bad one from the local auto shop for nothing to get me by till I got the chrome plug from Rinehart.
 
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what i wanta know is how you got that little 2 over the O...[:-]
 
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Good question...I cheated...I used the "copy / paste" from iclick's post. How he did it...?
 
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ORIGINAL: Bryan TTM

what i wanta know is how you got that little 2 over the O...[:-]
It's easy when you know how.
 
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