Exhaust Temperature Sensor 1/1

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Disconnect the negative battery cable.

Fig 1: Engine Cover
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Remove the engine cover (1).
Remove the cowl extension and the side extensions. Refer to COVER, COWL PANEL, REMOVAL .

Fig 2: Two Nuts, Air Inlet Duct & Dash Panel
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Remove nuts and the HVAC air inlet housing (1).

Fig 3: Oxygen Sensor Connector & Ball Stud Fastener
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Disconnect the oxygen sensor wire harness connector (1).
Disconnect the upstream exhaust temperature sensor wire harness connector.

Fig 4: Turbocharger Flange, Band Clamp & Down-Pipe
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Loosen the clamp (2) and separate the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) from turbocharger.

Fig 5: Exhaust Manifold, Gaskets, Turbocharger, Cylinder Head & Fasteners
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CAUTION:
The exhaust gas temperature sensor requires care when handling and installing. The exhaust gas temperature sensor is sensitive to knocks and bending. For this reason if the exhaust gas temperature sensor has been dropped, it must not be installed as damage to the sensor may have occurred. Do not remove from packaging until ready to install. Failure to follow these instructions may result in damage to the exhaust gas temperature sensor.
Remove the exhaust temperature sensor (7).