Oxygen Sensor Threading
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Nobody'* mentioned a torch? I know that not everybody has easy access to one, but it'* an approach that I've seen. Especially after not being able to remove an O2 sensor ('97 Isuzu Rodeo) after an entire afternoon.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Torches are ok on an Isuzu. Just not on a Pontiac. 
Not a bad idea, but be careful with the rear plug wires.
Not a bad idea, but be careful with the rear plug wires.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Torches are ok on an Isuzu. Just not on a Pontiac.
Not a bad idea, but be careful with the rear plug wires.
Not a bad idea, but be careful with the rear plug wires.
But yeah. The Isuzu has a longitudinally mounted motor, so that makes a difference too...
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Originally Posted by willwren
I think those of us with Series 1 motors have a little easier time of it than the Series 2 in the same body. It'* easier with the STB out, but I can do it fine with it in. I have a new one for the 95 that needs to go in today (I know there'* a couple more MPG'* in the new girl). Maybe I'll shoot some pics of the process.
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Originally Posted by ComfyCar
ok got mine in the mail today
So you take it off by twisting it counter clockwise right?
So you take it off by twisting it counter clockwise right?
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