[DML] Re: O2 Sensor and Anti-seize?

["Dani B" <5n-@xxxxxxx>]

When I did my sensor, I didn't even use anti-seize. I think as long as
you don't over tighten it upon installation you will be good to go.
The original sensor wasn't overtightened and after all these years
came out with little troubles. If you do use anti-seize, I don't see
how using it on the threads would cause problems-as long as you don't
apply too much that when you install it the compound will run down and
into the sensor. -Dani B. #5003

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Stephen Card" <stephen@xxxx> wrote:
> I am re-assembling my exhaust system after some gasket work. During 
> the proceedure I removed the O2 sensor. When I put it back in I 
> would like to use Loctite C5-A anti-seize, good to 1800 deg. F.
> I think I remember someone say you shouldn't use anti-seize 
> with the O2 sensor because it will "foul" it and ruin it. Does 
> anyone know?
> Thanks,
> Stephen
> Vin 3601




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