🔧 Efficient Oxygen Sensor Socket Set: CARTMAN Automotive 10PC Socket Set Review

Great value kit, I had to remove 2 oxygen sensors, one was rusty but with little effort and CRC this kit removed it with no problem, different types of sockets allowed me to reach and close it remove and reinstall them under the car. I'm just a home mechanic so I'm not sure how they're going to settle on someone who does this on a day to day basis.

After paying a Chevrolet dealer $525.00 to replace the oxygen sensor in my 2002 Chevrolet Easy Access Tracker I purchased this set of heads. After about two months, I was able to use these connectors to replace the lambda sensor on my son's Chevrolet Colorado. By doing this myself I saved about $400 after subtracting the cost of these connectors and the cost of the sensor. The work took about 20 minutes.

I'm into other oxygen sensors so thought it might be time to get a set of sockets. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on something I knew would fail, so I went with her. So far I've worked with them a bit and even hit them to free the sensors and they hold. I assume they will break someday but they seem solid and the fit is solid too so we'll see. For the price they get 5 stars from me.

I bought these to get a stuck 02 sensor out of the car, of course they are very soft, they cannot withstand much pressure, what is worse, they torn off my 02 -Sensor to make it worse! I had to buy bolt cutters from a home store, cut off the top of my 02 gauge, squirt a bit with a PB blaster, then put tape on the inside of the 22mm socket (7/8 socket works too) I have used a 1/2 jumper to pull out my 02 sensor. Maybe this could be a solution for others.

Oxy can fit. a sensor that was only on the truck for a year or two, but on my 2002 Dodge 4.7, which I believe was factory installed, those sockets couldn't even begin to do their job. I ended up cutting the oxy. I shorted out the sensor with my grinder, heated it well with a flashlight, and used my impact bushing and breaker bar with a three foot tube on the breaker bar. If I didn't have to walk a full thirty feet these sockets might have done the trick --- I kept them, they might come in handy

In my situation I was unable to disconnect my O2 sensor and was helped by a local mechanic. I'm sure this kit will come in handy in the future, everything fit perfectly, just had a hard time turning properly (again, not the tool's fault). I replaced the sensor near the engine in my 1995 Mazda Miata for reference. I ended up using the PB blaster for a week and then the mechanic hit the hex part 2-3 times with a metal rod and sledgehammer before unscrewing it with a 7/8" open-end wrench.

This kit saves lives. I struggled for hours trying different sets of sockets, wrenches and every other tool I had. I had no luck removing the O2 sensor myself. Because it was so difficult, I didn't want to just cut the wire if I couldn't pull it out. I had almost no job. I was thinking of just taking it to an auto repair shop as it was starting to wear out. Finally, as a last try, I ordered this set and it arrived very quickly. . I even had a gas burner ready to use upon arrival. So I decided…