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Oxygen sensor 200 1984

posted by  bgm1958 on  Fri Sep 15 17:35 CST 2017
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So my 245 has roughly 400k on it (the odometer didn't work for a while). I went to replace my O2 sensor and when removed the threads were torn up. I used a fiber optic camera to look at the threads on the manifold and they were in poor shape. I was thinking of some kind of repair, like heli-coil. Since the car is my only car and I need it to get around I put the new one in as best I could but I'm not confident that it will last. Any ideas?






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