Before Trying to Remove O2 Sensor You must do this "How To"

In this video I will go over a few tips on how to successfully remove an old oxygen sensor out of a rusty exhaust manifold or exhaust pipe.
Also here's a link to the O2 sensor tool kit that are used in the video

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Cool trick to remove an O2 sensor. If your car has check engine light on for a bad oxygen sensor code, that means it needs replacing. Oxygen sensor location, diagnosis, removal and repair.

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