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Re: O2 Sensor Replacement 240-260 85

posted by  someone claiming to be Stoney on  Mon Jul 20 16:13 CST 1998 [RELATED]

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Another method of cooling the sensor to make the breaking free easier is to spray some "Dust Off" canned air on the sensor-hold the can upside down so te supercool propellant (yes it's non flamable) goes on the sensor not the pipe.

This was much easier when they used Chloroflourocarbons AKA Freon...also try some of the stuff computer guys use to cool monitor parts, etc...its called Chill or Freeze or something...try an electronics repair shop.





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