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Need to remove broken off O2 sensor from1989 244 cat

posted by  Art Benstein on  Fri Jan 9 15:37 CST 2015
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I would be ordering a cat and a cat-back system also. But, a couple questions come to mind: (1) did you try impact instead of brute force? (2) do you think that is an oe cat? Both my '89's have the sensor in the downpipe. Reason that question comes up is to ascertain whether the cat is worth anything for the platinum.

Else the only thing I can think of to add is pull it all down and clean it up with a wire wheel and get some acetylene or at least add some oxygen to that Mapp gas.


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