DAYUAN 5-Pieces Oxygen Sensor Socket Wrench and Thread Chaser Set

DAYUAN 5-Pieces Oxygen Sensor Socket Wrench and Thread Chaser Set

$ 19.50

Score By Feature

Based on 108 ratings

Value for money

8.30

Sturdiness

6.96

Easy to use

6.11

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Product Description

This tool is great for removing and installing oxygen sensors and vacuum switches on vehicles that have computerized

Oxygen sensors can be located in 3 different ways, each with its own types of sensors

6 points and a 7/8" (22mm) socket opening fits all hexagon oxygen sensors. 3/8" and 1/2" drive ends can be used with a ratchet or breaker bar.

Cutouts on the side of the unit allow easy access to the oxygen sensors from any section and prevent damage to the

One 3/8" Dr. extra deep broach socket (3-1/8" long), one 3/8" Dr. low-profile crowfoot socket wrench (1-1/4" long), and one 1/2" Dr. offset crowfoot socket wrench (1-15/16" long). One-piece M12 x 1 x 5mm and 1 x M12 x 1 x 5mm. A 25mm thread chaser with a 3/8" drive to make threads look better and repair damage

Selected User Reviews For DAYUAN 5-Pieces Oxygen Sensor Socket Wrench and Thread Chaser Set

This is not a very strong language

3/5

It is not a very strong set, but does a good job nonetheless. I will try and describe the set in vague terms. However, it seems some of the wrenches have 3/8 inch drive. If they had been shown on the images of the product, it would have made it easier to decide whether to buy the item. While it was not easy removing the oxygen sensor from the exhaust system of my 1992 Subaru Loyale, I was able to squeeze the crush washer so that the wrench started turning, but not the sensor. My hands were shaking and I stopped when I saw the wrench spreading. Paying for what you get is what you get.

Jane Vazquez

| Mar 18, 2021

A sensor in my car has been damaged

3/5

On an Avalon, this was used for the front sensor. There was nothing in the way of reaching the device, and it allowed me to put it on at the right I could have repaired it for $130 but it cost me over $300 to repair it because the corners were cut off. During the summer, I got busy with other things and forgot to return it. As far as I can tell, I can only trash it.

Juliet Merritt

| Jun 05, 2021

It's going to take a lot of torchlight! There was a little bit of a loose fit to the socket, but all in all it is fine

3/5

Otherwise you'll end up stripping the nut as you have no other option but to use a torch to get the old sensor off. When I used a penetrating solvent and just the socket to remove the sensor, the socket kept slipping off. I heated the sensor with a torch in order to make it glow red hot, and it came off without any effort.

Chandler Oconnor

| May 24, 2021

A variety of sensors can be used with this kit, including those that are hard to reach

5/5

I was able to use the tool as expected. It was no trouble to remove and replace the two sensors from my 2003 vehicle.

Jasmine McCarty

| Nov 09, 2020

I recommend it

5/5

The tech was professional and there were no issues.

Finley Farmer

| Dec 05, 2020

I was very satisfied with how it performed

5/5

Product of high quality.

Kellan Huffman

| Aug 17, 2020

I was pleasantly surprised by the service, it was as

5/5

Kendall Rowe

| Aug 30, 2020

This allows you to easily reach those hard to reach oxygen sensors! Using this kit, i was able to remove a sensor that would have otherwise been impossible to remove

5/5