Powerbuilt 3 Piece Oxygen Sensor Set, Oil Pressure Sending Unit Removal Kit , Specialty Switch Socket Tool Set - 648625
Key features
- •Tool set for removal and installation of oxygen sensor sockets
- •Special socket design prevents damage to wire leads
- •The right tool for the job
- •Storage case includes usage photos
- •Kit 51 includes 3-Piece for removal and installation of oxygen sensor sockets
Powerbuilt 3 Piece Oxygen Sensor Set, Oil Pressure Sending Unit Removal Kit , Specialty Switch Socket Tool Set - 648625
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Customer Reviews
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The right tools for the job
Jamal E.R.•July 16, 2016
Excellent quality, the right tools for the replacement of the O2 sensors.
The case is awesome and separates the 3 sockets in the kit
Michael Worrock•March 6, 2016
Kit came promptly in the mail. The case is awesome and separates the 3 sockets in the kit.
The sockets performed perfectly as advertised.
The sockets performed perfectly as advertised.
Worth the money
dixie•June 30, 2015
After reading some reviews I was apprehensive to buy this because I was concerned if the tool with spread or wear as some had reviewed. I am glad that I decided to go ahead and buy it and try it because it worked like a charm. I changed out the O2 sensor on our older Buick and really had no problems. I will be a change in the O2 sensor on the Nissan next and I don't into anticipate any problems there either
Five Stars
bobo labonski jr•December 21, 2014
a ok
Worked Perfect
Muzzy•September 7, 2013
They seemed a little cheap when I get this set. However, it comes in a nice case and they did the job. I had one sensor that was on the engine over 100K miles. The mid size took it right off with the use of a breaker bar and the socket held up.
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