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Product Details
Part No. W1267
Warranty Details (Limited Lifetime Warranty)
The Performance Tool W1267 Oxygen Sensor Socket removes sensors on computerized engines, with a cutaway slot for sensor wire clearance. Made of heavy duty alloy steel.
Product Features:
Product Features:
- Removes sensors on computerized engines
- Cutaway slot for sensor wire clearance
- Heavy duty alloy steel construction
- Heavy duty alloy steel construction
Specifications
Material:
CRV Steel
Overall Length (inches):
3.46
Weight (pounds):
0.46
3.1 out of 5
31 Customer Reviews
43% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
15
4 Stars
0
3 Stars
2
2 Stars
1
1 Star
13
Pros
1
None
Cons
4
Flimsy
2
Difficult To Use
2
Limited Function
1
Heavy
1
Not well designed
Best Uses
1
Minor Repairs
1
In the store on the shelf
1
Door stop
1
Paper weight
1
Slingshot ammo
Car/Motorcycle Describe yourself
2
Auto Enthusiast
2
Casual Driver
1
Mechanic
1
Mr Fix It
Most Liked Positive Review
Worked great
Used it on my Nox sensor didn't slip a bit and didn't mess up my wire either
Most Liked Negative Review
Garbage
Needed it to change 4 Oxygen sensors. Put socket on first one and tried to loosen sensor. Thought I got it, but it was still very tight. Now I watched as I tried to loosen it, and I watched the end of the socket expand around the nut portion of the sensor. I guess it isn't hardened.
Reviewed by 31 Customers
Save your money, dont buy this wrench
Verified Buyer -
The wrench didnt fit over the sensor body. While the head size was correct, it didn't work. I would recomend using a 7/8" deep well 1/2" drive socket to remove the sensor (worked for me once I cut the sensor wires off) and a 7/8" crows foot wrench for final tightening.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend
junk!!!
junk not of any use if anything is real tight it slips way to much i find a pipe wrench to work better as long as you got the room to turn it
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend
Good Quality
Good fit
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Garbage
Needed it to change 4 Oxygen sensors. Put socket on first one and tried to loosen sensor. Thought I got it, but it was still very tight. Now I watched as I tried to loosen it, and I watched the end of the socket expand around the nut portion of the sensor. I guess it isn't hardened.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend
S Tier waste of money
Yeah… this socket sucks. Ill give some benefit of the doubt; the truck im working on is old and hasnt seen love since 1997, so perhaps its just an ancient O2 sensor im trying to take off. But when a 150lbs male is able to bend the socket on two separate sensors, with a ratchet and impact, something is very wrong. All love to advanced auto, they have come in clutch for me alot, but this time wasnt it unfortunately.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend
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