o2 sensor hell
drivers side, easy peasyy
passenger side
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any recommendations on getting this thing out?
ive soaked it with PB blaster and am going to let it sit for the night as of now
passenger side
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any recommendations on getting this thing out?
ive soaked it with PB blaster and am going to let it sit for the night as of now
Last edited by Phalen123; Dec 8, 2010 at 07:16 PM.
please clean up the post a tad, your on the right track. you may have to heat it up. that is if your not going to reuse it. i used a 6 sided socket after i busted the end off tring to get it lose.
im replacing them so yeahh, and ill see if i can even get a torch in there
im growin up, gettin rich, and designing a line of vehicles that all parts are quick snap on and off, even like heads and stuff, ill think of a way lol
BMW is the closest ive seen to this... their cars are so easy to work on
im growin up, gettin rich, and designing a line of vehicles that all parts are quick snap on and off, even like heads and stuff, ill think of a way lol
BMW is the closest ive seen to this... their cars are so easy to work on
Last edited by Phalen123; Dec 8, 2010 at 07:15 PM.
O2 sensors can be a ***** to get out, even when access is easy. Two tools I rely on for the tough ones are 6-point sockets and long double box wrenches. If the sensor is definitely being replaced I usually knock the ceramic part off to makes things easier.
BTW, your drawing *is* funny as hell. (But why is hell funny???)
BTW, your drawing *is* funny as hell. (But why is hell funny???)
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