Offset Oxygen Sensor Socket, 3/8 Inch Drive by 7/8 Inch O2 Oxygen Sensor Removal Tool, Universal 6-Point Offset Wrench Wire Gate Accesses Sensor from Side, Car Accessories

Specification:Material: Alloy SteelQuantity: 1 PCSColor: BlackWeight: 0.33 lbHead Inner Diameter: 0.86 inchesSquare Hole Size: 0.35 × 0.35 inchesFeature: Robust, Practical, RustproofFit Type: Universal FitWhy do you need this oxygen sensor socket?-It is very lightweight, making it easy to carry and store.-The black coating on its surface provides excellent corrosion resistance, ensuring its durability.-The offset design reduces unnecessary stress and impact, helping to maintain the structural integrity and functional stability of the tool.

• Practical Feature: Our oxygen sensor socket is designed for the removal and installation of vehicle oxygen sensors. It significantly improves maintenance efficiency and reduces manual handling time. It allows you to hold and turn the sensor safely while maintaining the integrity of the connecting wires
• Unique Design: The socket features an offset design, allowing you to access the sensor from the side, avoiding operational inconveniences caused by space limitations. What's more, it reduces contact with surrounding components during installation and removal, protecting sensitive components
• Premium Material: This oxygen sensor adapter is meticulously crafted from premium chromium-molybdenum steel. This material boasts excellent hardness, enabling it to withstand torque without breaking. It is also rust-resistant and corrosion-resistant, making it suitable for a variety of usage environments
• Use Steps: First, connect the oxygen sensor socket to a 3/8-inch drive ratchet wrench. Then align the socket with the nut. Next, rotate the socket anticlockwise until the oxygen sensor can be removed. When installing, align the oxygen sensor with the threaded hole and rotate it clockwise
• Widely Applicable: This low-profile sensor features a 7/8-inch (22 mm) 6-point opening, offering broad applicability. It can be used on most vehicles equipped with oxygen sensors, whether you drive a car, truck, or SUV. Whether for routine maintenance or emergencies, it is a tool you must have