🔧 Lisle 13250 Socket for Pressure Switch Review

On the recommendation of a youtuber I bought this bushing to replace the oil pressure sensor on a 2007 Yukon XL 5.3. Three main problems with this jack. Both qc and related to design 1) I had to take the file in all 6 edges because the edges were curved. 2) As with #1, the inside is crimped so much that the aluminum gauge gets stuck inside. Once you remove the bushing from the sensor, you can hardly feel, let alone see. It takes all the strength of your fingertips to twist and remove the…

I didn't like the idea that this bushing was the only way to remove the oil pressure sensor. Using a deep hole of 1 1/16" or 27mm works just as well. The description leads you to believe that the rosette itself is over 5 inches long, while a typical deep well is around 3.5 inches long. This leads you to believe They think the extra length is needed to get to the switch to be removed when you actually pull the plastic hanger tab off the end of the ratchet, the socket is the same length as a…

This head was designed specifically for the 1 1/16" oil guides that GM and some other manufacturers have been using for years. It is designed to fully support the outer casing of the rounded guide, instead of sharp ones Corners like a typical nut or bolt.I have seen transmitters damaged with a conventional head although in most cases this can be successfully done.It also has thinner walls than most conventional heads which is a must if a shipment being swapped out on GM 5.3 liter engines. My…