A Fat American Replaces a Range Rover L405 Td6 Oxygen Sensor

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I was getting a check engine light after some repairs to my 2016 Range Rover L405. The code was P2251-13 Bank 1 Sensor 1. The TdV6 only has one Cat and DPF, so there is only 1 Bank.
Getting to it is not easy, as it is tucked above the Catalytic Converter, the front Prop Shaft and the transmission.
My local Indy wanted almost $1,000 to replace it and 1/2 of that was the sensor itself. Gen-ewe-whine JLR Pre-heated O2 sensors run $485.
I found the BOSCH OEM equivalent on eBay for £58.15/$75.07 from Vilnius, Lithuania. It took almost a month to get here, but the savings are worth it!
Updated part number: Bosch - 0 281 004 706 - JAGUAR ROVER LAND ROVER FPLA 9D375 AA T2H 3
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[5:45] I was beating on the flange of the O2 Socket with a small brass hammer - just enough to break it loose. From there, I used the magnet to flip the socket over the top to 'unscrew' the O2 Sensor. When it was close - I unscrewed it by hand.
It is tight quarters - so the video of the actual wrenching is not great, but hopefully this will help someone out there if they run across a similar issue.