Reply With Quotedunno about a 325i, but on my 95 M3 i have 2 O2 sensors. They both screw
into the exhaust by the catalytic converters.
easy as pie to replace.
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- 08-31 05:24 PM #1PhilippeGuest
Oxygen Sensor - how to replace?
I have a 3.25i 1995, 130K miles and just got the yellow light - check
engine, I believe it is the O2 sensor.
How hard is it to replace this?
Needs for special tools?
I did it before on a Honda and it was as easy as replacing a spark plug.
Philippe
- 08-31 05:37 PM #2JCGuest
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- 08-31 05:46 PM #3MisterbeetsGuest
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What makes you think it is the oxygen sensor?
- 08-31 10:06 PM #4TimGuest
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I agree... I wouldn't just go throwing parts at it until the light turns
off. That would get very expensive. There are a ton of things that can turn
that light on. You really should take it to a dealer and let us scan it for
you to find out for sure.
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- 09-02 05:14 PM #5JeffGuest
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It should be a similar experience with your BMW.
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