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Thread: Any tips on how to remove a stuck oil pressure sender?

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    Any tips on how to remove a stuck oil pressure sender?

    Hi All,

    While trying to clean out the cap/hood/sheath around the oil pressure sender I accidently snapped one of the wires. In my efforts to remove the sender to repair the wire or replace the unit, I snapped the remaining one as well.

    I had tried every angle imaginable with a variety of tools but I can't get the damn thing to budge.

    Helpful tips would be appreciated.

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    http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...tall!&p=312462

    Just found this thread - might give this idea a go.

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    It may have been installed using a loctite product. I think you will need a lot of pressure using a 1/2" uni joint on a ratchet and extension. That's if I understand your problem correctly.

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    Maybe you need to shock it to break the seal
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    Quote Originally Posted by threedogs View Post
    Maybe you need to shock it to break the seal
    Clockwise, then anticlockwise ?

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    OR apply some heat if safe to do so.
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    Quote Originally Posted by threedogs View Post
    OR apply some heat if safe to do so.
    Yeah, I thought of that too, except its pretty tight in there!

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    How about a set of vice grips
    Is it possible to belt a large size "easy out" into it???
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    Does the sender unit have any flats on it? Try clamping a g clamp to the unit. This will give you something to hold onto as well as increase your leverage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Parksy View Post
    Does the sender unit have any flats on it? Try clamping a g clamp to the unit. This will give you something to hold onto as well as increase your leverage.
    The g-clamp sound like the way to go - so damn tight in there, bugger all room
    Last edited by soulburner2000; 31st March 2013 at 05:57 PM.

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