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Easy sensor removal, gone sour! 200 1989

posted by  Carlos the Jacker on  Sun Jan 6 14:12 CST 2002
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Look in there with a flashlight, try to see what kind of material is left behind. If plastic, you can try heating a thin-bladed screwdriver or piece of heavy wire and then melting it in and waiting until it's cool to pull it out.

If it's metal you might try using a very small reverse drill bit or easy-out with a flexible extension and a drill or Dremel tool.

Not that this helps, but mine came out easily, so there must be some kind of sealant or something on yours, or someone spilled some loctite down there.

Pics would help.






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