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Any of you guys ever replace your O2 sensor or Thermostat?

 

not on our trucks but I have on various other vehicles. Why?

 

Just wondering got a whole laundry list of parts i want to change before moab.

 

Can get you after market for 35.00 a pair.

 

Can get you after market for 35.00 if all else fails.

 

O2 sensors are easy, unplug, unscrew, screw in new one plug it back in. as long as you have the right tools for it. You'll need a socket like this

as for the thermostat, it's usually a pretty easy fix. Just take off the cover, clean up the old gasket, put in the new thermostat the correct way and install cover with new gasket.

 

Thanks for telling me now adrian! lol. Shauncho says they are different sizes but I will see if there is a different mounting piece that may make it work.

Which pair are you speaking of? If he doesn't go for the 40 this maybe my next route.

 

They're made by "winjet" we third party distribute for them.

 

I did an 02 sensor on an old 1998 gmc sierra 1500 was easy just got to see which one went out. But it didn't need a fancy socket

 

FTFY.

 

[ QUOTE=Manwithoutaplan;9673137]Any of you guys ever replace look O2 sensor or Thermostat?[/QUOTE]

I have done coolant temp sending unit, and air flow sensor looking for a bug.

 

05-11 same fogs (bigger ones)
12-15 same fogs (smaller ones) like scion xbs corollas and tundras

 

And here's how ours mount:

 

If wiring is there then you need a stock switch and a oem relay. If its not prewired you can still the oem switch but wiring is more challenging because its a 4 pin switch. If you use an aftermarket switch on the the stock wiring, itll work but the light wont work on the switch because the oem fogs are ground switched instead of power switched

 

I have an oem fog switch. ....

 

Which is weird because I got another stock fog switch for my lightbar and I tried splicing into the wire on the existing fog switch for the button light and it wouldn't work. So all I could locate was another ignition power lead to power the button light.

 

Good deal! Make sure you get a single led INDEPENDENT led. The dependent led wont work *if* your wiring it to your stock fog light wire harness

 

Thats weird because thats where i tap all my connections for dash light circuit when i install otrattw switches that have a dash light led. It should work but requires both bottom wires for power and ground and the dimmer controls ground

 

I thought I was getting a good connection but maybe I wasn't. Do you know if that wire connects back to the relay or does it just ground on its own somewhere? Cause in theory then the button light is already getting power from the power switch leg so you could just run that wire to any ground anywhere and it should work since pushing the button then completes the circuit?