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O2 sensor removal 200 1991

posted by  drboyle on  Thu Jun 13 18:44 CST 2002
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Bricksters I'm attempting to remove the O2 sensor on my BRICK,I have the 7/8" deep socket with the "cut out" for the wiring. I've soaked it with PB blaster and gave it a go,no joy. I then soaked it with Aero Kroil and put an 18" 1/2" drive breaker bar to it, still no movement of the sensor. I can feel the socket starting to spread and the 2 of the corners on the sensor are starting to round off. I've done it with the exhaust hot and cold. I'm unable to get my air driven impact gun on the socket due to the angle that the sensor comes out of the pipe.What's next? Heat? Dennis






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