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The 5Pc Set Oxygen Sensor Socket Wrench and Thread Chaser Set by Vector Tools is designed for efficient removal and installation of oxygen sensors and vacuum switches in vehicles with computer-controlled engines. This versatile set includes various socket types and thread chasers, ensuring you have the right tool for any job while preventing damage to sensitive components.
Brand | vector tools |
Material | Alloy Steel |
Drive System | Hex |
Number of Pieces | 5 |
UPC | 643845646066 |
Manufacturer | J&R Quality Tools |
Part Number | 20764 |
Item Weight | 1.79 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 6 x 3 x 4 inches |
Item model number | 13 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | One Size |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Compatible Fastener Range | 0.375 inches |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
R**S
o2 sensor removal
works well
T**Y
Works
Nice to have an answer to the O2 sensor problem. Good investment.
M**Z
Replacing oxygen sensor with ease
Worked great and made the job to remove the old O2 sensor way easier! The tread chaser was a perfect size and after I removed the old sensor. I did use some wd40 to lube up the chaser to keep it from marring the tool. With the of set socket I was able to torque both sensors down correctly.
L**
Use a few times on DIY
Fits great.Go to the hardware store a pick up a $2 hose clamp to help hold the socket together and resist slipping and it will be just as durable as snap-on for a very good price
S**M
Worked great! Needed 2 sizes
Needed both sizes without knowing until I pulled my old sensors. This kit isnt much more money then purchasing a single socket on its own. GREAT BUY!
K**
Súper calidad
En la relación calidad precio está excelente, mi esposo es mecánico y dice que es un precio bajo para la gran utilidad que tiene la herramienta, 100% recomendado
K**Y
Get the right tool
Always get and use the tool that works best for the job. This is an socket that takes the O2 sensor off (and puts on) practically every car if you every need to change it.This has multiple different sockets that way you can use the best one for your car.Doing your own maintenance on your car is not only great for learning about your car it's also much much cheaper than hiring a mechanic.Changing the O2 sensor is a very very simple job with the right knowledge. Don't be intimidated. Go outside open you car hood and pull up your phone and watch a 5-10mim long video of someone changing the O2 sensor on the same car as the on you need to change and just follow the video too.Small tip when puting anti-seize on the O2 sensor make sure it's only on the threads and not on the actual sensor part. Be cautious and take your time you got this.
B**N
They work
They work but not the best fitting and will strip your sensor if it's really hard to get out.