Help Getting O2 Sensor Off
I can't get my upstream O2 sensor off.
I sprayed it with PB Blaster like three days in a row and put a wrench on it and hit the wrench with a hammer. Nothing works
Any tips???
I sprayed it with PB Blaster like three days in a row and put a wrench on it and hit the wrench with a hammer. Nothing works
Any tips???
im not a fan of 02 sensor sockets myself. I took mine off with a 21mm wrench and a hammer, beat the **** out of it, it works, mine didnt fit as tite as i like so be careful not to round **** off if its not snug
Assuming the o2 you are taking out is bad...
Id cut the wires right off of it and get a socket on it with an impact gun
Assuming it is good...
If you have access to a torch, turn the bung cherry and it'll. Come out with whatever has a tight grip and leverage
If you don't have access to a torch, drive you car a while and get on it real good right before you stop to take the o2 out
If those don't work just cut the wires, impact it off and get a new o2
Id cut the wires right off of it and get a socket on it with an impact gun
Assuming it is good...
If you have access to a torch, turn the bung cherry and it'll. Come out with whatever has a tight grip and leverage
If you don't have access to a torch, drive you car a while and get on it real good right before you stop to take the o2 out
If those don't work just cut the wires, impact it off and get a new o2
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Some of you guys are foolish. All you need is a propane torch and o2 sensor socket. Both are pretty cheap tools that will go a long way. (I've used my propane torch and o2 socket countless times over the past 6 years) I don't think I've ever had an issue with an o2 sensor using a torch and socket. However any other way I've tried when I didn't have a torch or anything I had a hell of a time.
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O2 sensor sockets usually have a hex head on the back end of them. I used the O2 sensor socket and then a very short, quick burst of the impact on that O2 socket's hex head. I think most of them are 21mm. Worked like a charm.
Some of you guys are foolish. All you need is a propane torch and o2 sensor socket. Both are pretty cheap tools that will go a long way. (I've used my propane torch and o2 socket countless times over the past 6 years) I don't think I've ever had an issue with an o2 sensor using a torch and socket. However any other way I've tried when I didn't have a torch or anything I had a hell of a time.
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