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Need help how to remove oil pressure sensor 88 Ranger


88 XLT Ranger

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My 88 Ranger 2.9L oil pressure sensor is leaking. I bought a socket that fits it. The motor mount is keeping the socket from going on all the way. I even took the black plastic cover off the sensor. Any help is much appreciated
 


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Adjusting wrench, pipe wrench, vise grips, channel locks.... just turn it counter clockwise.
 

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There is a tool for doing plumbing work. It’s like a mini pipe wrench end turned sideways on a T HANDLE. it would work well 4u .
 

Dustin_89BII

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I got to mine with a wrench, handle pointing into the 7-8 o’clock range. It was tight and slow, but worked. The tool from the previous post sounds awesome though! Good luck 🍀
 

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1.5" Front + 4" Rear
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That tool is called a basin wrench for anyone trying to look it up.
 

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37"
I just replaced mine on my 4.0, which im 99% sure is in the same place. Used a wrench, came right off. Used a 1 1/16 wrench I think? I'm pretty sure it was around that size anyways.
 

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