Where is the egr pressure sensor located in a 99 Mercury Sable, 3.0 OHV 24 valve motor?

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well shes is stoping youIts gonna hurt anywaysThtas how my first time wasI was always stopping him and I was tight as hellBut then I go on top of him and I could control how much and how fast it was going in, It hurt like hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But I went itI really recommend using lubeI didnt use it but Now Im thinking that I should hadGood luck! be gentle! and maybe she's scare about you going inthtas why shes stopping you use a condom always.

First of all, kudo's for thinking about your gf feelings and not forcing her to do anything without being readyMore lubs will helpAlso, as I did once with a virgin, we went just a little bit further in her, one night at a time for her to get use to itShe finally lost it on our sixth nightGo gradually over a long time for her to adjustHave fun and be careful.

First things first, if you just rock a little bit back in forth, you can usually transfer some of her natural lube ;) from the front of your.tool towards the back, which helps, at least in my similar situationsNow, if you use lube, whatever you do, DONT use anything with sugar in itJust don'tAlso, work it with your hands, no need to bring in the big guns immediatelyHope this helps :)

More lube will definitely helpHowever the fact that you are well endowed is just awful for her in this situationHave her go to the doctor ( or planned parenthood ) and get a pelvic exam, that will help stretch her a bitI have to say it but if you really love her if it is just too big and too painful ( and I am telling you I felt like I was being torn in half the first few times and my BF wasn't that well endowed - maybe she needs someone else to be first who isn't as big as you )

On the 99 sable it is located below the throttle body at the rear of the rear cylinder head It will be an aluminum retangular shaped sensor with one plug and two hoses connected to it The 24 valve or DOHC engines sensor is sometimes very hard to get to and is hidden behind hoses and cables