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Old 01-02-2012, 09:09 AM   #11
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use PB Blaster or the like to hopefully penetrate. Hit it a number times and maybe let sit overnight or for a day or two. Also, if you have an advance auto nearby, they have a loaner program for the O2 tools.

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Burg,
Thanks for the tip. Worked out great. Used some penetrating oil on the thread, heated up the cat side around the O2 with a heat gun, got the rental from Advance and worked like a charm.
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