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Lambda Oxygen Sensor Removal 200 1984

posted by  jaydee on  Sun Oct 24 14:35 CST 2004
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I have soaked the Lambda sensor in P'Blaster for a while in the shop. What is used to remove this item? The engine is a 1984 B23F, so the sensor is mounted in the exhaust manifold, just above the flange, which tends to limit the tool that is used. I have tried a number of different wrenches to no avail. Has anyone a favourite trick? I have a new sensor I would like to install.
Thanks
JD
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