P2629 Code
#1
FORD lifer
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P2629 Code
My 2011 5.0 Check engine light came on, and indicated a bad O2 sensor, Bank 2, sensor 1.
Are there any tricks to changing this?
Are there any tricks to changing this?
#3
FORD lifer
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Actually, it decided to snow last night, and it’s just warmed up to 35 degrees.
I was going to wait until this afternoon when it warms up a little hopefully.
I’ve heard a few stories about on some trucks people pulling the front tire off / etc to get at sensors, and I’m hoping somebody tells me no problem, 10 minutes with the right socket will have it out.
I was going to wait until this afternoon when it warms up a little hopefully.
I’ve heard a few stories about on some trucks people pulling the front tire off / etc to get at sensors, and I’m hoping somebody tells me no problem, 10 minutes with the right socket will have it out.
#4
FORD lifer
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It warmed up to almost 50 degrees.
I got on the web, looked up the sensor - $66.99, in stock.
I had a $10 Autozone coupon, so it cost me $56.99.
I then got a form to fill out for a $20 gift card for buying a Bosch sensor from Autozone.
It was kind of a pain to get to, as I had to tweak the heat shield a little to get my wrist past it.
Otherwise - not a bad chore.
I got on the web, looked up the sensor - $66.99, in stock.
I had a $10 Autozone coupon, so it cost me $56.99.
I then got a form to fill out for a $20 gift card for buying a Bosch sensor from Autozone.
It was kind of a pain to get to, as I had to tweak the heat shield a little to get my wrist past it.
Otherwise - not a bad chore.