What and what size tools do I need to complete this replacement?
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I believe it's either an 8 or 10mm nut. You do need an extension on the socket because it's a bit deep in the intake manifold.
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Hi Rebecca, you will need a 12mm socket with an extender. Just unbolt the old sensor from the engine block unhook the tie down holding the wire and then unplug it. Fairly easy to do, if you can remove a sparkplug you should easily be able to do this. Karen
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Hi Rebecca, you will need a 12mm socket with an extender. Just unbolt the old sensor from the engine block unhook the tie down holding the wire and then unplug it. Fairly easy to do, if you can remove a sparkplug you should easily be able to do this.Karen
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A 10 or 12 mm socket and a long extention and lots of patience its not hard just in a tight spot.
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go to you tube and they'll show you what to do... perhaps have the details of what you nee d- sorry - i don't know what we ended up using... it's very simple though - have a flashlight handy!!!
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You need some skill to unplug the old sensor as it is slightly down from the top of the engine. Look at the plug on the new sensor so you know how it comes apart. To unmount the old sensor and install the new sensor I used a metric socket with the long (9") extension in a standard set. I forget the exact socket size, but it was a mid sized metric bolt.
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Use an adjustable crescent wrench, if you have one. If not, pliers will do. Simply turn S-9888 counterclockwise several turns, and out the one in need of replacement will be out. Put the new one in place, then turn in accordingly until it no longer moves.
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the man I hired took old one out and put new one in the same hole. He gave me measurements to buy it. Sorry I don't remember the size.
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You will need basic hand tools w.g. Philips screw driver, Allen wrench a socket set and open ended wrenches.
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I don't remember exactly but I'm thinking a standard sized Phillips head screwdriver was all it required. I can't remember if it came with that or not.
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WEF: It takes a couple of hours, but it isn't difficult. As I said in an earlier Amazon post, you should search YouTube for posted videos that clearly show the entire extraction and cutter replacement process. You can then decide if this is within your capabilities. You'll need some tools and a couple of wood blocks, but those are shown in the videos. Try "MarkerBuoy DeWalt Planer" and you should go to a few good ones. There is also at least one more YT video 'author' of the replacement process that I found very useful. I am VERY pleased w/both the Amazon price of the cutter and the modification's performance - and - substantial noise reduction. Byrd Shelix is a quality company. Jim WEF: It takes a couple of hours, but it isn't difficult. As I said in an earlier Amazon post, you should search YouTube for posted videos that clearly show the entire extraction and cutter replacement process. You can then decide if this is within your capabilities. You'll need some tools and a couple of wood blocks, but those are shown in the videos. Try "MarkerBuoy DeWalt Planer" and you should go to a few good ones. There is also at least one more YT video 'author' of the replacement process that I found very useful. I am VERY pleased w/both the Amazon price of the cutter and... » Read More WEF: It takes a couple of hours, but it isn't difficult. As I said in an earlier Amazon post, you should search YouTube for posted videos that clearly show the entire extraction and cutter replacement process. You can then decide if this is within your capabilities. You'll need some tools and a couple of wood blocks, but those are shown in the videos. Try "MarkerBuoy DeWalt Planer" and you should go to a few good ones. There is also at least one more YT video 'author' of the replacement process that I found very useful. I am VERY pleased w/both the Amazon price of the cutter and the modification's performance - and - substantial noise reduction. Byrd Shelix is a quality company. Jim « Show Less
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Hi there - all you will need are screwdrivers, wrenches, and from memory (I assembled mine a year ago), possibly a drill. Tool - wise it is very straightforward. Good luck
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Hello, if you need the assembly part with commom tools, search the ASIN B00ITHGP32; if you need the replacement with strong and professional tools, search the ASIN B00ITG7HW6. We're the seller Orange Hong Kong. Thank you for ordering from us.
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Hello, Please try the manufacturer All Trade Tool's, Parts and Services Department. You may be able to purchase that piece through them. I hope this helps. 1-800-423-3598.
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Email customer service and they will give you what you are missing. Be specific when you are telling them what you need though it took me two different times to get the right parts which turned into a month long process.
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Hi Tim, Great question! Common mechanic tools are all you need for this upgrade. Call Oella Saw and Tool at 410-465-6209 and we can send you an install manual.Dave
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Use the hammer drill. Start with a bit one size smaller than what you need.
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You will need just a plier and a small wrench. You can buy both from dollar tree.
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Try a "bolt & screw" store that specializes in fasteners. They can measure the thread size, length, and the type of tool it takes, and they might be able to special order it.
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I was able to install this myself. I don't remember exactly what tools were needed, but there was nothing special. The package came with instructions and it took me less than 30min. Hope that helps.
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won't take more than you to do the project and a basic screwdrive should do it! Good Luck!
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You should be able to match up the old one at a local hardware store with a replacement. It would be where they have the rubber o-rings.