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[svxxx26]

Originally posted by Landshark


well then go ahead and spray that silicone everywhere (fumes travel)! i didn't say not to do it- just that *i* won't be doing it. they're your O2 sensors, do whatcha like.

I didn't say I was gonna do it

Hmmm...Pittsburgh...not that far away....better watch it I'm gonna come up and waft silicone fumes over your O2 sensors

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Originally posted by Landshark


well then go ahead and spray that silicone everywhere (fumes travel)! i didn't say not to do it- just that *i* won't be doing it. they're your O2 sensors, do whatcha like.
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>I didn't say I was gonna do it

>Hmmm...Pittsburgh...not that far away....better watch it I'm gonna come up and waft silicone fumes over your O2 sensors



I don't wanna start anything, but I think you guys should scrap.


Solve it in true SVX style: see who can get the highest estimate to get the problem REALLY fixed

Mine used to make the same noises, ESPECIALLY over speed bumps...but a local mechanic greased the snot out of it and now it sounds better.

[Landshark]

Originally posted by svxxx26


I didn't say I was gonna do it

Hmmm...Pittsburgh...not that far away....better watch it I'm gonna come up and waft silicone fumes over your O2 sensors

keep your fumes in WV, pal.

[svx_commuter]

Originally posted by Landshark
i could be wrong, but i thought spraying silicone under your car can kill your O2 sensors.

What? On the outside of the O2 sensor that is screwed in the exhaust pipes? Under the SVX? That gets splashed with water and salt and dog piss?

Or do you mean that if the sensor is removed from the exhaust and silicone spray enters the vents on the bulb???

[svx_commuter]

Originally posted by JLittell
Won't silicone spray attract dirt and grime though??

Not any more dirt and sand than leaking engine oil that ends up on the bushings.

[svx_commuter]

Hi Rob,

I have done this. I have talked to Beav about it. I have posted on it.

Come back in 500 miles and let us know if it still works. I really hope it is working for you.

Let us know if your SVX still feels and handles the same at 80 mph with the lubed bushings.

John

[DavieGravy]

Well, I don't know about handling, but I'd have to say it's done wonders for the horrid knock I was experiencing. It's not totally gone, but it's much, much better.

[DavieGravy]

Nope. Worked for about a day, now it's clunking again.

[Chicane]

I used silicone, it worked AWESOME for a week, but now its slowly coming back. I think I'm going to try white lithium grease next.

-R ob