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Old 07-13-2007, 09:31 PM   #1
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91 Lumina 3.4 Engine Oil Pan Crank Sensor Removal

ok i posted form before but guy didnt reply anymore probably not on but i had some kids get the bolt out holding the sensor but the sensor not coming out it rocks but not coming out is something holding it in? i told them not to force it too hard in case it breaks off in the engine,

how hard do u have to pull or do u screw it out or what not?
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Re: 91 Lumina 3.4 Engine Oil Pan Crank Sensor Removal

so i was wondering does the sensor need to be twisted out? or is it tight in there with an O-Ring? or is a magnet holding it in?

any advice be good please i so stuck right now
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