02 sensors!
I have a special purpose deep socket that has a
slot for the wires. But it's really only good after
the sensor has been broken loose, you still need
an open-end wrench (or cut the wires off if the
sensor is to be discarded anyway). I wouldn't buy
the "special socket" again myself, because it's not
tough enough to do the job on its own.
slot for the wires. But it's really only good after
the sensor has been broken loose, you still need
an open-end wrench (or cut the wires off if the
sensor is to be discarded anyway). I wouldn't buy
the "special socket" again myself, because it's not
tough enough to do the job on its own.
Originally Posted by arrowhead87x
I am just afraid that the open ended wrench will strip easily, where can I get that deep socket to break it loose.
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If your not going to use the sensor after removing it and its really stuck you can heat the bung with a propane torch , that and a good 7/8 wrench with a light tap with hammer works for me. I would deffinantly not due this with a sensor I was going to reuse!!!!!
lazyness was a factor then 
sometimes
Originally Posted by arrowhead87x
I bought the o2 sensor socket, it works great.