Quick and easy repair for a P0141 . Come along as I show you how to repair a P0141 on this 1999 Buick
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Did the service soon light ever go off?
What size socket wrench did you use?
That old Buick was very tidy underneath. Surely a new exhaust has been put in for the sensor to come out so easily. Maybe it was the special Jim shock technique on that wrench!
Thumbs up Jim!
Jim, I wish your garage was closer to me. Your one of the best mechanics I've seen. Jim, Jim, your the man, if you can't fix it nobody can!
ahhhh! I love when they come out that easy! that gen 3.8 was the best motor gm ever made
I like it. Working on an older car is more my speed. The rust hasn't been too bad on that one. 🙂
Yep came out to easy Jim! Nice job!
Well that sensor came out awfully easy…