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Lambda Sensor Replacement Ford Fiesta ST

Model: Ford Fiesta Fiesta 6, MK 6, MK VI - Years 2008-2017
Part: Oxygen sensor

In today's video tutorial, you will find instructions on how to remove and replace the lambda sensor on a Ford Fiesta ST. First, open the bonnet of your car and remove the plastic engine cover; then disconnect the two battery terminals (positive and negative) by unscrewing the nuts with a spanner. Next, unscrew the screws of the intake hose clamp and disconnect the electrical connector of the mass/air sensor; remove the entire intake duct that extends to the rear of the engine. This gives you access to the lambda sensor, where you will disconnect the electrical connector and unscrew the sensor with a spanner, as shown in the video!

Updated on 2 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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