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AllMotor99RSApr-26-05 03:16 PM
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#85274, "NEED HELP: o2 Sensor Removal"




          

I can't get the o2 sensor off of my stock downpipe. I'm using an o2 sensor removal socket and a 1/2" socket wrench, and it still wont't come off. The sensor bolt is starting to strip a little. Also, does anyone have any advice for unplugging the the oil pressure sensor? Any help is appreciated. TIA.

  

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tim97rsApr-26-05 04:14 PM
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#85276, "RE: NEED HELP: o2 Sensor Removal"
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use a 16(?) point socket instrad of the regular 5(?) point one. Use some "break loose" spay (im blankin on the name of that stuff...) and if that don't work, use a combination of any one of those two and a torch to heat up the DP around the sensor...

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Ducking_FumbassApr-26-05 05:48 PM
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#85278, "RE: NEED HELP: o2 Sensor Removal"
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Get PB Blaster and use a torch.

If that doesn't work, use a longer breaker bar. If that doesn't work, throw a long piece of pipe on the end of the breaker bar. If you round off the hex on the sensor, remove the O2 sensor socket and breaker bar, and use a pipe wrench.

Bottom line: use.more.force.

  

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AllMotor99RSApr-26-05 07:01 PM
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#85281, "RE: NEED HELP: o2 Sensor Removal"
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Thanks for the help guys. I ended up just completely unbolting the stock downpipe, unplugging the end of the o2 sensor opposite the downpipe, and then used vice grips and a cheater bar to wrench it loose while my friend stepped on the downpipe.

  

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ScandelousApr-26-05 08:17 PM
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#85283, "RE: NEED HELP: o2 Sensor Removal"
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Sounds like it was an all day project emoji

  

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AllMotor99RSApr-27-05 01:56 PM
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#85300, "RE: NEED HELP: o2 Sensor Removal"
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Pretty much was emoji

  

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