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Date:         Tue, 9 Apr 1996 19:09:29 -0700
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From:         stirling@rof.net (James Cohen)
Subject:      Re: O2 Sensor rust!

Try brute force. Get a pipe wrench with a cheater pipe to fit on the end. Then use the 300 or so ft/lbs of torque to twist it off. Or keep hammering away with a hammer and chisel until there is very little left. EVENTUALLY the rust will give way and you'll get it out. This is not a very strong piece of metal and it can be BEATEN !!!

James (the brute) '67 deluxe '71,81,'85 Westies

>> Anyway, my new problem is that I cannot get the O2 sensor out of my >> cat. conv. it has rusted into place. I have sprayed the bee-jesus out >>of >>it with Liquid Wrench but it still will not move.

'67 deluxe '71,81,'85 Westies


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