Where can I buy land rover service tools, Like LST134? No one has o2 socket. Box wrench no good. Many sets of cats I want to take sensors out of. Napa told me a 17mm o2 socket doesn't exist. I told them it has to.
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- Thread starter DarthMole18
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Are you looking to reuse the O2 sensors? If not, just snip the wires off the sensor and use a deepwell socket.
I work at the dealership and had no idea there is even a tool for removing O2 sensors. I usually cut the wires and use a deep socket.
Pipe flare spanner?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140887024387
Not necessarily the size you need, but that sort of thing.
Failing that, a Crowsfoot would do it.
I always seem to manage with an adjustable on ours
Peter
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140887024387
Not necessarily the size you need, but that sort of thing.
Failing that, a Crowsfoot would do it.
I always seem to manage with an adjustable on ours
Peter
Pipe flare spanner?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140887024387
Not necessarily the size you need, but that sort of thing.
Failing that, a Crowsfoot would do it.
I always seem to manage with an adjustable on ours
Peter
IIRC the O2 sensors are recessed into the bung, so that is why a standard wrench will not work.
Perhaps yours are different?
If I can use an adjustable spanner, the hexagon must be accessible. The threaded mountings are flush at the entry point, nothing on there to shield from a spanner.
Peter
I did this. Some are sill being difficult. In hindsight, I shouldn't have used a 12 pt. open end rounded off sensor. Was gonna keep the sensors in tact. Have 6 sets of ypipes with o2s. Was gonna blast clean the tubing. Wanted sensors out. Great discussion. That's why I like this forum.
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ptschram
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This.... 3/8 drive, small ratchet with 1x9 galvanized nipple as a cheater bar.
i picked up at O'Reily IIRC.......
If I can get an O2 sensor out..................anyone can. Unplugging/ plugging is the BITCH
I fucking hate electrical plugs
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ptschram
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DiscoMike
Says the man who calls asking for help with parts he bought somewhere else.
Perhaps yours are different?
If I can use an adjustable spanner, the hexagon must be accessible. The threaded mountings are flush at the entry point, nothing on there to shield from a spanner.
Peter
That is a DII oxygen sensor...
