Re: '87 944 n.a: removing O2 sensor from _old_ manifold

you really haven't worked on a car with quality construction before have 
you - just use a properly sized wrench and unscrew it - I've never seen
one 
stick on a ****sche, though I'm sure it's possible - box end wrench is best
"bryan" <bryanle****e@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>i figure there is a > 75% probability that removal of an oxygen sensor
> from an old (probably original) exhasut manifold - even heated up from
> driving or a blowtorch - will cause any of the exhaust manifold parts
> to need replacement.  is this reasonable to expect?  i.e. should i be
> prepared for welding, new manifold parts, etc.?
>
> if not, what tricks are there to preserve the manifold when removing
> the oxygen sensor?
>
> -bryan
> 



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