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ASkipper · 09-09-2012, 08:56 PM

Got it fixed today.

Intake off

A little dirty

Rear sensor

Front Sensor

Front sensor plug

Rear Sensor Plug Notice the stud is rusted completely into. That's supposed to be in sensor.

Rear sensor out

Took me about 2 hrs to do it. It would not have taken that long if I could have found my fuel line tool. For some reason it has disappeared. I had to make a tool out of some hard round plastic to get the fuel line off. If it hadn't been for that I could have had it done in a little over an hour. No wonder that it was throwing the P0332 code for the rear sensor the stud for the harness was rusted into and not getting a good signal. Now to see if that's the only problem I have. Fingers crossed.

09-09-2012, 08:56 PM	#35
ASkipper Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 317	Got it fixed today. Intake off A little dirty Rear sensor Front Sensor Front sensor plug Rear Sensor Plug Notice the stud is rusted completely into. That's supposed to be in sensor. Rear sensor out Took me about 2 hrs to do it. It would not have taken that long if I could have found my fuel line tool. For some reason it has disappeared. I had to make a tool out of some hard round plastic to get the fuel line off. If it hadn't been for that I could have had it done in a little over an hour. No wonder that it was throwing the P0332 code for the rear sensor the stud for the harness was rusted into and not getting a good signal. Now to see if that's the only problem I have. Fingers crossed. __________________ SLOW CREW!!! ASkipper-Pres. BradleyRJ-V.P. Joker-Sec. CPTNSLOW-Tres. Taking applications for slow members!!! Lol It's stock just got an exhaust leak. My Daily Driver is: '11 GMC Sierra VMAX-camper/car hauler Last edited by ASkipper; 09-09-2012 at 09:00 PM.