Zlirfy 7PCS Oxygen Sensor Socket,Car Accessories Automotive Sending Unit Master Sensor Socket Set,O2 Sensor Removal Kit,Oil Pressure Sensor Socket Wrench with 22mm 27mm 29mm Sockets for All Vehicles

Material: Chromium vanadium steel What will you get in the box? -1 * Oxygen sensor socket kit Our product advantages -Made of high-performance chromium molybdenum and solid cast steel structure, wear-resistant and not easy to rust, sturdy and durable -6-point low profile and side cut design allow you to remove the oxygen sensor while the wiring harness is still connected -The socket is offset and compact, providing additional leverage even in difficult to reach areas -Specially designed for use with 3/8 "ratchet, 1" wrench, and circuit breaker rod -Used for disassembling, inspecting, or replacing heated and non heated oxygen sensors and hexagonal vacuum switches installed on vehicles

• [High Quality Materials]Each of the 5 sleeves is made of heat-treated chrome plated vanadium steel, while the 2 offset sensor wrenches are made of chrome molybdenum steel with a black oxide surface. All parts ensure excellent wear and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-term durability even under harsh usage conditions.
• [Design] The standard 6-point low profile and 8mm x 64mm side cut design allow you to disassemble the oxygen sensor while the wiring harness is still connected. The socket is offset and compact, providing additional leverage even in difficult to reach areas.
• [Size] 7mm slot, 7/8 "(22mm) x 6 dots x 3-1/10" (80mm) long, 3/8-inch square driver, for ratchet. Install all standard oxygen sensors using 7/8 "hex nuts.
• [Easy to Use] Use one of the socket wrenches to turn and release the sensor, then clean the manifold threads with a thread comb; When the sensor generates more torque, first use a pry bar socket to release the sensor, and then use another socket after the sensor is released
• [Widely Used] This socket kit is designed specifically for use with 3/8 "ratchets, 1" wrenches, and circuit breaker rods, for disassembling, inspecting, or replacing heated and non heated oxygen sensors and hexagonal vacuum switches installed on vehicles, even if you don't have much experience in car operation.