Schley Products SCH66750B SHEILDED OXYGEN SENSOR WRCH.

Shielded Oxygen Senor Wrench

This Shielded Oxygen Sensor Wrench features a chrome plated finish tool steel with rubber handle for fast and easy removal and replacement on oxygen sensors without damage.

The Schley Shielded Oxygen Sensor Wrench is the most durable oxygen wrench on the market. It has a full 1/2 inch octagonal head giving it incredible torque to remove oxygen sensors.

The Schley Products SCH66750B SHEILDED OXYGEN SENSOR WRCH is a special tool designed to remove or tighten the butterfly valve on a car's oxygen sensor

The Schley 66750B oxygen sensor wrench reduces the risk of personal injury due to electrical shock. The wrench is designed with an insulated handle for protection, as well as a built in oxygen sensor socket.

The SCH-66750B is a high quality, high performance oxygen sensor wrench designed to remove and install the recently installed "small o2" sensors. The new small o2 sensors are now required on most late model vehicles. The sensor features a precision engineered, chrome-plated drive with a 1/2" square drive and a 1/4" square drive on the opposite end. The wrench also features an open handle design to minimize the risk of breaking off or rounding over the hex on the sensor.

The SCH66750B features a tough lightweight die-cast aluminum body with a comfortable grip. The swivel adapter helps reduce side load on this oxygen sensor wrench while it is engaged to the sensor. Two adapter sizes are included, 1/4" drive (3/8" hex) and 7/16" drive (1/2" hex). Includes two O2 sensor retaining screws with safety caps. This tool prevents damage to the sensor and ignition unit on OBDII compliant vehicles.

With its secure 65 psi holding power, this oxygen sensor wrench has been developed to provide superior gripping power at extreme angles. An innovative carbide-tipped insert provides the shearing force for maximum gripping power. Rounded bores of every wrench size in the line allow for quick and easy installation and adjustment of cylinder head sensors.