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Which O2 Sensor Tool?

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Guys that have removed/install a lot of O2 Sensors, what type of tool do you find the best to use? Price doesn't matter, I just want to get the easiest to use.
 


they make sockets that i always have thought worked well.they have a cut in the side for the wire and they fit on 1/2 drive wratchet
 
they make sockets that i always have thought worked well.they have a cut in the side for the wire and they fit on 1/2 drive wratchet


thanks. I wonder if they are also available in a 3/8 drive for tight spot? I guess a 7/8 open end wrench for the really tight spots would work. Probably heading up to Sears tomorrow for a socket type.
 
Go to Autozone and ask to rent the O2 sensor set. Has everything you'll want (including offset sockets). Not much money, and you'll get every dime back when you take it back (part of their "renting" policy).
 
Go to Autozone and ask to rent the O2 sensor set. Has everything you'll want (including offset sockets). Not much money, and you'll get every dime back when you take it back (part of their "renting" policy).


Thanks. I have a Wideband for tuning with my HPTuners. This will be an on going thing, so renting isn't an option.

Thanks to all that replied with options and Dave (Trannyman) for your emailed advice.
 


I have an O2 socket like the one posted above in 1/2". I only use it half the time because sometimes they are in tight spaces. They work well for the GP though. But maybe a 3/8" would work better.

Anyway, the other half of the time I just use a 7/8" flare nut wrench. Works really well.
 
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