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engine speed sensor 200

Let it cool down all the way, use a long (14") 1/4" extension, a universal joint, and a magnetic socket. The hardest part will be getting the bolt back into the hole after you put the new sensor in. This is where the magnetic socket comes in. If you do not have access to a 1/4" drive mag socket you can try putting some heavy grease in the socket and it will probably hold it together long enough to do what you need.

Mark






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