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Date:         Sat, 20 Sep 2003 00:00:39 EDT
Reply-To:     AudibleA@AOL.COM
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Andy Morse <AudibleA@AOL.COM>
Subject:      Getting the OXS Sensor out.
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It's always something...I bought the new sensor today at BAP Geon..$80 plus tax and needn't be spliced in, however I was not able to get the old one out and now there's nothing left to grab on to. I used heat and excellent rust free magnetic stuff, vise grips after the box wrench failed, then a chisel, stopped short of using a dremel. Seems to be the next choice is to take the catalytic convertor out and use a screw extractor which I don't think will even work and by that time I may as well replace the convertor, I found one for $111, anyone have a good source for these, I would even consider a used in great shape, or what about by passing the convertor and putting in a straight pipe, are these available as well, But then I'm assuming (Sunset) won't run as well without the 02 in there.

Thanks for listening. Andy

99 NB Turbo 95 BMW GS 1100 93 BMW K 75 86 VW Syncro 71 VW Westy 65 BMW R69S grandfather's Can't seem to pass up a deal....


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