Exhaust temp sensor

[line8]

I've replaced these on earlier models by splicing the wires since I used the GM part number.
I didn't do that this time around because I didn't want to cut anything. How in the world do you un-clip this thing? It's tucked perfectly behind the coolant bottle and up against the front of the fuel tank. Any tips or tricks? It looks like you have to remove the fuel tank to gain proper access.


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[DDECKER]

I removed my hood and clipped a few cable ties and was able to pull it up a bit and un clip it

 

[kiliki]

the gm sensor has the same end and the stock cat from 12 up so no need to cut anything. plug and play

 

[line8]

the gm sensor has the same end and the stock cat from 12 up so no need to cut anything. plug and play

I guess I should have clarified, that maybe the one I got was was from years back, but the last one I did was on an 07 M8. I made the assumption in my mind it would be the same.





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[line8]

I removed my hood and clipped a few cable ties and was able to pull it up a bit and un clip it

I thought of doing the same for a little more room. Glad it worked, I will probably do the same.


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[richardderkevorkian]

I thought of doing the same for a little more room. Glad it worked, I will probably do the same.


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Pull the secondary clutch, snip some tie straps and it's pretty east to get to

 

[line8]

Yeah after I snipped a zip tie, things loosened enough to get my fingers on it. As usual I was making it more of a challenge than it was.


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[M-Rider]

GM exhaust temp sensor

What is the GM exhaust temp sensor part number? Thanks.

 

[line8]

What is the GM exhaust temp sensor part number? Thanks.

GM #12643246


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[knifedge]

GM #12643246


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[Speed Shop Inc.]

block off temp sensor

You can bypass the stock pipe sensor with our "Pipe Sensor Block Off". They are only $39.95 and then you never have to worry about the sensor going bad again. http://www.bd-xtreme.com/index.php?id_product=355&controller=product

 

[line8]

You can bypass the stock pipe sensor with our "Pipe Sensor Block Off". They are only $39.95 and then you never have to worry about the sensor going bad again. http://www.bd-xtreme.com/index.php?id_product=355&controller=product

I considered this. Thought I would give a sensor 1 more chance.


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