Recently my service engine light came on. I took it and got it check and was told it was to O2 sensor. Once I got the replacement I tried taking the old one off but can not get it lose. I have used WD-40 to try and get it lose and it won't move. I was wondering if anyone had replaced thier's or has any ideas how to get it lose.
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had my dealer do it under warranty, maybe get one of those haynes books
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Try to tighten before you losen, that usually helps, this why you won't break it off. When I say tighten, I mean just get it to budge in the tighten position, then back it off.
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Also, you can use something called "Knock 'Er Loose." I helped me get the exhaust off of my 89 rx-7 ( the car came from the Northern States).
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Damn that is some serious rape!! I get ticked when I pay 50/hour! |
Welcome to Hawaii, Glab my ass is in the military. $5.00 just for a gallon of milk off base. About the cheapest you can find gas is $2.05
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