In this video I bring you along as I help a customer fix some screw ups performed at his last place of repair. The other shop really did a number cross threading his O2 sensors and this fella had to pay to fix it twice. If ya can't do your job right or you're struggling, ask for help.
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All right folks. I'm working on a 07 Nissan here and apparently this guy's already had all this work done. All this work that I'm redoing allegedly um, it has money laid on. Got some codes for uh, some fuel control issues I narrow it down to to the uh a couple action centers.
However, on this converter, which he just had put in which appears to be pretty new, it's OEM so he says I don't see anything on it that indicates that but we're just going off what he said I did stick a wrench on this O2 sensor underneath the vehicle and it wouldn't budge I mean at all? So I mean I See, it's uh, you know, no writing on it at all. no name brand uh O2 sensors dead or Gore now I checked the wiring to it. we're good, our heater works, our signal works, and our groundworks I can force it high, force it low, but this one is Doh so we got to get it out. I Have a suspicion that it's you know, potentially stripped in there I Hate to think that, but I have good reason to believe that because the Upstream mode 2 sensor was not working either and evidently the same shot put this in and it's quite obvious to me that that one is the definition of crosstrad.
I'm not really sure how they got it in there that cockeyed, but I'll let you guys get a look at that side. Then we have a look at that side. you know that's like I say yeah I guess If It Don't Fit force it. they took it a little seriously and this brand on this one is a doesn't even say it says like TKO or something on it Trq I don't know what that means.
uh but this uh sensor is also dead. uh, probably for good reason. Uh so this one here. apparently all this stuff is brand new or at least that's what he was told you can see I had to cut it out with a torch because it was so rotted.
So clearly this is. you know the manifold's never been replaced and you can see it's been happening yesterday fella. Uh, what we're gonna do in this case is I'm gonna replace the manifold because this is so freaked up I'm just going to put a new manifold on it. it was leaking anyhow.
so you know I got new bolts, new manifold so that's the other hearing or there. but that's why I wanted to kind of bring it along here because I don't know what this is going to turn into. We might have to weld on a new bun. We're gonna move the wires.
We're gonna stick a socket on it and try it with the August nugget gun. Let's see it comes out. These are 18 millimeter threads. Okay, came out nice, thread through, pre-nard up and the threads are really not up in the hole there.
it's not about. oh so I've got brand new OEM sensors for it. The last thing I want to do is run one down in and have it boogered up. I do have 18 millimeter thread chaser.
However, when threads are rolled over that heart, it usually doesn't work that well. If I'm perfectly honest with you and you know me. I'm perfectly honest most of the time, especially when I'm not telling a lie I Think let me think, let me think what we're going to do here folks. I Guess first thing first, we can try running a thread chaser in here just for Grins and Giggles foreign the crappy threads which it does you can see I Guess we can run our in out and see what we think. Oh, not bad at all, right? Well good. It must have looked worse than it was. yeah because now they're standing up tall. Oh I guess serious numbers on this.
Oh okay, yeah, this one has numbers on also. Trq I don't know what that means. Well, this video is kind of stupid. I was going to show you that I thought this was going to be worse than it was.
Uh, when I tried this underneath man, it was just gonna round off. um I Thought I was going to show you how to weld a new bung in here which ultimately was what we were going to do. However, in this case, the thread taste will work. Let me go grab the new sensor.
So I don't know which one's which. here. that's the black connector. I Think this one has a great connector to be Upstream Okay and here's yeah.
this is the proper one that belongs Upstream So the one they had in it, you know, like say it's not even the proper one OEM are made by Dental for Nissan So if you're going to put in the aftermarket at least use you know, at least use oh yeah maker and don't put it in sideways. That would be my advice I could give you yeah and this one's an Ntk. So Upstream they use a Denso Downstream they use an Ntk Ntk made in Japan such right on it. so there's that one.
I'm gonna clean my stuff off here real quick. I'll show you how I do that but people flip out. You know if you get uh, if you did use brake pipes cleaner and you got a little bit in the converter, the same guy will run like 14 cans of BG fuel system treatment down as intake and six cans of seafoam. But you know how it goes.
Let's just see. oh look at that. Beautiful! Now we can torque that to spec and this is pretty snug where it fits up inside the car. This is pretty close to the body.
Oh, that's what makes me think this is probably not. Oh yeah, because it just doesn't fit perfect. but maybe it is. Uh, let me show you.
Okay, here's uh, here's here. what's gonna be my solution? This is a bug. You can buy these bugs. Uh, right from a walker.
They're just a nut. Let's be honest, they're 18 mil. Okay, you can thread them babies right in and they give you lots of room. The Weld: So I was just going to take the cut off wheel, cut this off the best we could grind it down.
make it nice, get a flat spot, you know, stick this on there weld it. Now some of you might think like why when you just run like a you know a drill through here, get rid of the threads, put this little guy in here and weld it which you can. In some cases we don't have the clearance. There's not enough clearance under the car at the top of the uh O2 sensor.
So that's why I would have elected to to grind it off, but it's neither here or there because we didn't do it. So I guess that's it. Sometimes you know videos are going to be cool until you start them. Oh here's our new man. Well they come with Rustam right from the factory. Geez, this thing looks like it must have been sitting on the shelf of the Nissan plant for some time is OEM But my goodness goodness gracious and we'll just make sure this one threads in. I don't know this is Am I Gonna put this video out. Maybe we'll title it.
Don't be a ding dong I'll be a ding dong fella. that thread dread in there nicely. and if you're using O2 sensors work otherwise use OEM when you can uh would be my advice either before I Snug that up. We gotta make sure that it will fit together I Want to go tighten that up and then find out this thing in the way? Nope, we're good and that comes up through Clips on there bada bing bada.
Boom. All right, one doesn't fit my guy I just get a little Tuna up iron Roger see if that's gonna be enough. Hey, look at that now. it clicks right in there.
Didn't have to take a lot off, it just had a willow away. Let's be smart about this so we'll get our starter here by hand. Give her a handy here. Well, that cage is still a little bit loose.
We'll click that baby right on there. All right now. We got the socket for next time. Like I said I've got three of these so I'm grinding another one isn't too big a deal and you only run across this on it.
Seems like on the Hondas when they do this, you can actually get in there and get them off. There we go. So that snug, but yeah, just hit the wheel that down I Just put it on the impacts and sucker up on the grinder and let her spin a little black paint and call it a pro grab. So there's that that looks a lot better then the other one here.
That's the title this video. Don't be a ding dong and uh, don't use parts from the Dollar General it usually don't work foreign.
Must be great showing customers what you find on film after they insist its all been done, LOL
Hmmm its always "the other shop". I think the owner is almost always the other shop.
Dollar General! lol!!!
Someone out there is looking up that cans contents looking for a way to tell you that you ruined the converter using that on the o2 bung 😂
T.R,Q….Terrible -Replacement-Quality……..Nice
I used to make those o2 sensor sockets when i worked at G.M. They were too cheap to buy them so i had to cut two sockets apart ,weld them back together and machine the slot ,which i am sure cost more than buying the correct tool.
The last ol' boy thought TRQ meant torque.
😂 don’t buy parts at Dollar General!! Hey Dollar General and General Motors are both Generals!
I think Denso makes all the O2 sensors even if you buy Delco ones they say denso on em
Hard to Believe those Parts were OEM and New. 🤔👎
Some strippers don't belong with a tool in their hand.
I have had some success with heating up the O2 bung with a torch to get a tap or thread chaser to clean them up. I also like to put anti seize on them when I install them so it makes it easier for either myself or the next guy.
"TRQ" is what im assuming to be the parts store they bought the O2 sensors from. TRQ is an online store run buy 1AAuto wich also has a pretty good YT channel
"The Other Shop™" must have a new o2 sensor attachment for his air ratchet 😂🤣
i see you bought some good penetrating oil ..
Ahh yes TRQ. "Trusted Reliable Quality" it's all junk and whomever put it in is one in the same.
can't tell you how many times I've paid twice for the same shit
Those seam to always be had to take out, could you put anticize on them?
TRQ parts seems related to A1 Auto Parts here on youtube!
How the hell did they get it that far in, that cross threaded? I would think it would just twist in half.
What is that cage/collar thing on the O2 sensor?
The 10 mm stubby is down on the floor in the lower right hand of the frame.
I ALWAYS use anti/never seize on my O2 sensors.
🙏🏽Google TRQ PARTS! You’ll be surprised 😊
You don’t know what TKQ Parts are?😳🤔REALLY?😳
When you run out of red loctite, … 🙂
Nicely done… =)
Hey Dr. O! TRQ is an "economy" brand sold by many online auto parts places. I don't have any personal experience with them but, many friends of mine do. I haven't heard anything good from them so, I'm guessing that the quality is on par with Dorman and B(roke) W(hen) D(elivered)…2 of your personal favorites lol!
PRQ = Peoples Republic of Qhina
Do you put a dab of antiseize on the threads of the o2 sensors?
TRQ is an aftermarket parts company with a YT channel . So their How-To videos are like commercials for 1A Auto parts, the place that sells TRQ.
I like Ding Dongs….. the Hostess ones, LOL
I will tell you a secret sometimes on some of the things at an auto assembly plant, I know a"guy"that worked there, they used to just use a large uggadugga gun on stuff like steering gear to frame bolts and studs that for cross threaded, instead of pulling them out and fixing it properly. Right from the factory, can you believe it Mr. O?
Why don't these guys come to you in the first place?
I’m wondering why you didn’t use anti seize on the threads??
crossthreading is just free locktite.
TRQ , stands for try and run quick , why do people try and do our job and do it crap , I will tell you why, coz they ain't got a clue , nice job Eric , another special tool made 🤣🤣💪💪💪👍👍👍
TRQ is aftermarket junk
Eric,,,, You Lit up the Comments on this video,,,,, after running my own shop for over 40 years,,, I have to wonder how some customers are so negative & smart,,,,, why are their pants on Backwards ?? LOL
TRQ is a cheap auto parts line
Cross thread is the poor man’s loctite
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Trq is from 1AAuto. He ordered those sensors from that company. I don't think any shop has the time to wait for an online order.
TRQ is the online stuff from 1AAuto….i run a shop, and have had very mixed luck with their parts. I never buy anything electrical though
TRQ is A1 auto is a online parts store ordered a lot from them for my 96 xj and so far good parts
In some ways I feel I learn more from these videos than your detailed ones. It is hard to teach what not to do and what to look for. Great job!
Does the TRQ stand for Torque Retaredly Qockeyed?? 🤪
I don’t always cross thread bolts, but when I do, I Rheem it home with a half inch impact gun 😂👍
How come you didn't use Never Sieze grease?
good job boss…….i
As for cross threading: I'm referring back to 1975: I went from up sate NY, cat dealer to a field job in La Grange Texas,
back then you couldn't find it on the map, a pencil dot at best; but not now; in short; the company employed a few local
country boys, framers, often they would hammer the sheet metal covers bolts back in to the weld nuts, old school, on the up side, it kept me busying replacing what they destroyed. those where the days: but by the sounds of it, those guys are still about, hammering the bolts in.
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Hubba Bubba Baby ! Good advice,,,,, No Do Dat ! Have a great weekend !
Your "nice" sounds like Rain Man Ray's "nice".
TRQ= TRUSTED RELIABLE QUALITY= EBAY PARTS
Your awesome
Eric do you ever use never seize on sensor threads or will it just burn off ?
TRQ is a brand sold by 1AAuto online. Trusted Reliable Quality is the name. That's probably where he got that cat pipe too.
Trusted reliable quality is what it stands for lol.
TRQ is an aftermarket brand online.
TRQ torque it,🤣😂🤣😜😜😜😜
TRQ is sold by 1A auto. It's average but reliable with good customer feedback. But you decide.
FYI Denso is a major supplier for Toyota in Battlecreek MI
I put non-OEM o2 and afr sensors in my Prius. Even though my OBD2 scanner showed they were responding, the fuel trims were way off and the car ran like crap and would eventually throw a check engine light. Someone on the prius forums suggested using OEM sensors which I didn't have money for at the time. I ended up getting some OEM sensors at the junkyard and they worked perfectly for the rest of the time I had the car. The non-OEM sensors work just well enough to make you think the part works, but you end up having to do the job twice :(.
I wouldn't complain about something working out for a change.😀
TRQ is an online brand that is supposed to mean "Trusted Reliable Quality"…indeed.
TRQ is a reseller of OEM and after market auto parts.
You're direct evidence that some people have natural ability and competence, contrary to Debbie in the HR department who firmly believes that anybody can be trained to do anything. Support local small business!
More crappy workmanship by other shops!
TRQ makes aftermarket car parts. I bought wheel bearings once from them for my wife's car and a year later had to replace them again. I don't know how good other parts they make are
Trq is Chinese junk from parts geek and 1a auto
TRQ – torque it till you can't turn it.
TRQ is china but it's good china and quite affordable.
I think TRQ sensors are what Dorman sells.
You just got to love the new rusty manifold. It's surprising they don't put something on those to protect the metal like they do on brake rotors.
Are you saying you need TP for your bunghole?
The guy I bought a lot of Amazon or ebay and pick up the stuff would work but it didn't so now he's got to pay twice for the same repair that's what you get for buying junk off of eBay and Amazon go to Napa or O'Reilly's or someplace like that and get the stuff don't buy the crap off of eBay and Amazon because she's going to get ripped off and going to have to pay for it twice especially the shop he took it to probably wouldn't a good shot what interruptible and didn't care should have brought it to you all right you have a good day I wish you luck getting that crap out of
O man that would of been nice a welding video.
Not a grinder, a bench top quick lathe.
Certainly worth posting: seeing the special tool and the thread tapper encouraged me to buy a thread tapper.
your video reminded me a need a set of those o2 sensor thread chasers. But I noticed amazon sells an O2 sensor retapping/heli coil kit – thats easier than welding on a new bung is some cases.
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what is this nonsense with a cup/collar on an O2 Sensor..?
TRQ is a brand you can find almost everywhere. They make all kind of parts.
Shops are amazing…I know of a good amount of DIY ers who do better work than many shops. This is one fantastic example…charging for OEM parts then installing the cheap stuff. It doesn't stop there as if that isn't good enough for profits, they damage the new parts 100% by cross threading…some technicians need to find another career especially if they can't gain the tallent needed to thread things together without cross threading not one but two sensors on the same job. You have to really try hard to get it that bad. REFUND please.
I bought a Walker O2 sensor, so far so good.
LIKE DAD SAID. A Morphodite. You damned Kid's! No go down and get me the Right/Correct Part and through this Morphodite in that Garbage can right over there! Stop using this Junk! You want this Fixed, bring it to me. You just want it to Work???? Go Elsewhere!
TRQ ( IN THIS CASE ) means, TORQUE IT IN THERE ANY WAY YOU CAN.
Before ya stick the o2 in there can ya see daylight from one end to the other. I mean shit ya can take a wire brush to one and make it look replaced, why change 02s its not necessary unless it broken.
Always request receipts where old products came from, sometimes its ok to use aftermarket as long as the specs are the same a replacement factory cat on my 2001 celica is about a grand.
The cars over 20 years old if you look at nada value is only worth 4k max but it has almost 300k miles on it.
Its not worth putting a 1k dollar part on.
Even a aftermarket cat is 350 bucks.
How often I drive and the reason for a new one has to be looked at I put about 1 to 3k a year on the car now. Its cost me about 6mpg keeping the original cat on the car. We don't get emissions tests here. So ive got to weight out the cost vers repayment in a fixed unit
At this point it dosnt matter.
People rush right out and do repairs to cars without anlizing the end result.
And put 1200 dollars worth of tires on a car with a bad transmission is it worth it?
That 2001 Honda civic will never be a collectors item. Go find decent used tires that have plenty of tread and less then 3 years old. If the tires 5 years old its not worth much.
I hate to say it but I had a similar experience with my pathfinder, two different shops worked on my exhaust both of them did crappy work which I had to fix myself ,I was was pissed to say the least !
TRQ is a brand that A1Auto carries. I've gotten stuff from them before and it is generally good quality.
Looks like the other shop nerds to invest in a set of O2 thread chasers instead of just cranking those sensors in lol.
That sensor is worse leaning than the leaning tower of pizza. Glad they found y'all.
TRQ is a brand sold by 1A Auto
TKO. Technical Knock Out LOL
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That O2 sensor in that manifold makes me cringe.
Downstream O/2 sensors or scam compliance monitoring system.
TRQ = Trusted Reliable Quality Auto parts….. Aftermarket junk
TRQ? Totally Rubbish Quality