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O2 Sensor Connector
- Thread starter bobr9
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Perhaps from the exhaust system. Not from the wiring harness, I don't think.
snookers
DBLUPPR
Yes.....actually the connector on the wiring harness just unscrews.....it has a oversized coarse thread with the electrical terminations inside. I had mine apart recently when I performed a tranny input shaft spline lube
I stand corrected
. Nice to see people can provide a correction without using ridicule and a flame thrower. 
I replaced my catalytic last week and didn't go so far as to disconnect the O2 sensor from the wiring harness. If I had, I would have known. Apologies for my being wrong earlier.
AntonLargiader
Active member
Well, you would have known that on your bike it simply unplugs. The earlier bikes have the threaded plug.
