Title: Worked great on 2004 Honda CR-V
Product review: The socket is just a touch too large so if the O2 sensor is really jammed in there, be careful that it doesn't slip. Warming the sensor with a brief drive and/or some gentle tapping to free the threads might help avoid rounding it off if it really doesn't want to turn loose. As others have said, unscrewing the metal tab that holds the connectors is a handy way to disconnect the sensor. This should be done before unscrewing it.For a full Honda service manual in PDF format, try AutoManualSource. About $20 will get you a good one-- not some blurry halfhearted scan. This describes the whole process for replacing the sensor and getting the computer to properly recognize the new one. Including the recommended torque for re-tightening the sensor.
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