bchs89
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For about a year now my downstream O2 has been throwing a no voltage code. Finally got around to ordering a replacement sensor and trying to install today, only to find the sensor wasn't the problem, but rather the wiring for the plug/harness. The female half of the O2 plug the is stationary on the main wiring harness had somehow come out of it's holding bracket (at least that's what I'm assuming the specially shaped u-type bracket beside it is for) and it was riding down inside the "cup" of this bracket for god knows how long, and had worn through all 4 wires insulation and most of the copper. These wires were also worn in half essentially right up against the back side of the female plug, rendering it unrepairable for me. Is there any possibility of getting a replacement socket for this? I can always solder in a new one with sufficient length leads. I would really like to avoid having to order an entire new wiring harness just for the downstream O2 sensor plug. Thanks.
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