RAYBESTOS UNBRANDED
RAYBESTOS UNBRANDED 3pc Oxygen Sensor Socket Wrench Set 6pt 7/8
Three-piece socket set with 22 mm and 7/8 inch hex sizes on 3/8 and 1/2 inch drives for oxygen sensor removal and installation
- TypeWrench Set
- Item Count3 pack
- Selling UnitSet
- Three sockets cover common oxygen-sensor sizes
- 7/8" hex fits many vehicle applications
- Slotted design clears wiring during removal
- 3/8" and 1/2" drives suit different ratchets
- Compact 50 mm to 90 mm lengths reach tight spots
Three-piece oxygen sensor socket set
This three-piece set provides the sockets most commonly needed to remove and install oxygen sensors on a wide range of vehicles. Each socket features a six-point 7/8 inch hex opening that matches the standard sensor size. The set is aimed at professional mechanics and home enthusiasts who service exhaust systems.
Two drive sizes and a slotted design
The package includes a 3/8 inch drive socket measuring 80 mm long, a 3/8 inch drive slotted socket with a 20 mm slot measuring 90 mm long, and a 1/2 inch drive socket measuring 50 mm long. The slotted body allows the tool to clear wiring harnesses while the different drive sizes suit various ratchet handles.
Suits technicians who need the common 7/8 inch hex
Buyers who work on vehicles using the standard 7/8 inch oxygen sensor hex will find all three variants in one kit. Technicians requiring other hex sizes, larger drive sizes, or impact-rated sockets should look at something else.
Highlights
- Three sockets cover common oxygen-sensor sizes
- 7/8" hex fits many vehicle applications
- Slotted design clears wiring during removal
- 3/8" and 1/2" drives suit different ratchets
- Compact 50 mm to 90 mm lengths reach tight spots
Specifications
| Type | Wrench Set |
|---|---|
| Item Count | 3 pack |
| Selling Unit | Set |
Questions about this item
Will the 20 mm slot on the 3/8" drive socket wear out first?
The 20 mm slot is machined into the 90 mm long socket; under heavy use the slot edges can round off before the 6-point hex, so keep the socket clean and apply steady force.
Which socket reaches its torque limit first during a stuck sensor job?
The 1/2" drive 22 mm x 50 mm socket has the shortest lever arm, so it transmits the highest force to the sensor and will hit its strength limit before the longer 3/8" drive pieces.
Do the chrome-vanadium sockets get too hot to handle during all-day shop work?
Hand tools do not generate their own heat; they only absorb ambient under-hood temperature, so they stay at shop temperature and never become too hot to hold.
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