you can solder them or use heat shrinks. but if it is a resistance controlled circuit you will need

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Unplug the electrical connection, pull it loose from the two hoses. Install is opposite. About as easy as it gets. This. In the 2001/2002 models, the sensor isn't bolted to anything, it's basically just sitting on the two pressure hoses coming up from the EGR tube. Disconnect the electrical connector, and pull it off the hoses. And as mmc757 says, be gentle in case the tubing has not aged well. I used a spark plug boot puller tarma installer to hold the tubes when I pulled my DPFE sensor. tarma installer
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2012-06-09  07:28 AM #7
you can solder them or use heat shrinks. but if it is a resistance controlled circuit you will need to solder them and have as much contact as possible to avoid getting a high resistance code set.
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