Review on 🔧 Efficient Oxygen Sensor Removal Made Easy with Powerbuilt 648442 Sensor Sockets by Daniel Steele

This socket is either the wrong size or bends too much due to too much wire gap and failed to disconnect the O2 sensor and also rounded the corners of the faulty sensor. My immediate workaround was to cut the wire from the sensor and remove it with a good quality regular Craftsman socket. This bushing had some utility in pulling the new sensor in, but the process requires much less torque compared to removal. Next time I'll use a wrench or buy a good quality socket and use an angle grinder to make a 1/8" groove. Whatever your decision, avoid this "tool" like a bad smell.