How to Change an Oxygen Sensor

@etraderx11 yes i know, i just did it my self on my bmw e39 under 10 mins only cost my $80. d

Just did some research about getting my own shop. I had no idea how much it will cost to get a full-serviced operation up and running. Commercial real estate alone (with 5 bays and up) starts from like half a mill or you can rent it for about $8K per month. I can now see where the "jerkiness" come from in the mechanics world, but I am not going to give up that easy and hopefully one day have one of these shops up and running. Wish me luck! :)

@etraderx11 doesn't it make you feel good knowing that the job is getting done too and your not being scammed.

I can't believe mechanics charge like $200 for something like this. Maybe I need to open a car shop myself :). I just got a quote from my mechanic to replace the the ignition coils for like $450 parts and labor. I did it myself and it took me about 5-10 minutes to do the job and the parts only cost me around $53 for both coils. Car shop owners are immoral jerks!!!

i would suggest to put permatex antiseize itll make your life easier down the road but dont but to much on and dont put it one the actual sensor only the threads