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O2 Sensor removal 700 1988

posted by  linc on  Thu Apr 4 16:31 CST 2002
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Now, I've already been thinking about buying a sink basin wrench! I've always done sink baskets the hard way, with water pump pliers, screwdrivers and hammers (to drive the lock ring around). I like the irony of using auto tools to do plumbing, and plumbing tools to do cars!

But I did go out and buy that O2 wrench, and it worked like a charm. Now it will sit in my tool box for years until the next time (or my next plumbing job)!
Thanks to all for their good advice.






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