Review on 🔌 Motorcraft Hego Sensor (P) (DY1185) in Black by Mike Betzing

My check engine light came on so I hooked up a code reader. A reader told me it was my O2 sensor. I replaced it with an O2 socket adapter. If you try to use anything else you will have a hard time playing with the space you have to play with. This is quick and easy work. 1 hour maximum to access it, swap it out and then put everything back in place. YOU CAN DO THIS YOURSELF! Save some money by doing it yourself instead of going to a mechanic. You will probably pay 3 or 4 times more for the work alone. If you don't, you risk damaging the catalytic converter, and that doesn't come cheap!