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how to remove rear abs sensors with out breaking them?

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just like the title says
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The only thing I have heard is to pre-spray them with a penetrating oil for days (weeks) in advance. I sprayed mine twice before they did my gears and they were able to save one of them. I need to get a new drivers side one eventually.

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I asked the same question a while back in a thread and got a few different responses. Check this out: http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=533298
 
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can you run your car without these on the back? if so what will it do, or will i just not have abs on the back?
 

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I soaked mine in PB Blaster (penetrating oil) for 4 days, and they still broke. Pretty much the only way you can get them out without breaking them is if you have a relatively new car, which none of us do. I wouldn't recommend running without them, when it comes to stopping, I don't take any chances.
 
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95riosnake said:
I soaked mine in PB Blaster (penetrating oil) for 4 days, and they still broke. Pretty much the only way you can get them out without breaking them is if you have a relatively new car, which none of us do. I wouldn't recommend running without them, when it comes to stopping, I don't take any chances.
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true but all it could do is take abs away and it would be only for a couple days, and its your back brakes so it would be as bad as doing it on your front breaks, so anyone tried this, let me know what it does
 
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