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Ron first time I ever went on this page, NICE!

That's what I would have used, but like I said there was some compound on the used one and it seems to have sealed as there is no oil on the floor. I hope so as this sensor is probably the hardest to swap out of all the sensors I have done in the past.

Depending upon mileage and use by its previous owner - you can tell if its been cared for. But, you may consider changing all fluids, including flushing and replacing the coolant, and, of course, change the oil and filter.

Hello, so recently I decided to take apart my car bumpers and moldings to paint. With the help of forums I eventually got everything apart. The one thing I couldn't find was the best way to get out the plastic rivet push things. Well after almost breaking a couple trying different tools funny enough I used a curved precision pick to get them out and it was really easy and I can use them again with little or no damage. Take the pick and just slide it through one of the sides on top and lift up to get that middle peice that comes out to pop up a little then take the pick and push the tip against the top of the middle peice and push up. I'll have pictures to help too. The set I got on amazon are called TEKTON 6943 Precision Pick and Hook Set, 4-Piece. Hope that helps