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Hey guys I got into a hurry removing my stock exhaust off my deluxe and didnt loosen the O2 sensors before pulling the head flange bolts off. those O2 sensors are really on there...any suggestions as to removing them. ive soaked them with wd40. ......any tricks?
The rear sensor plugs in underneath the oil talk. The front sensor plugs in at the black plastic thing (the name of this part escapes me at the moment) on the front of the frame.
Remove the pipes. Once the pipes are off use a long wrench. Mine came off easily.
Install sensors in new pipes, reinstall pipes, plug back in.
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