Facom Oil Filter Socket - 3/8 Inch Drive - 24mm

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The Facom 24mm Oil Filter Socket is designed for professional mechanics and dedicated automotive enthusiasts who require a precision tool for removing low-profile oil filter caps. Its primary benefit lies in the 6-point hexagon design that ensures a non-slip, secure grip, minimizing the risk of rounding off plastic or metal filter housings. A key caveat to note is that this tool requires a compatible 3/8-inch drive ratchet or torque wrench, as it does not include a handle of its own.
| Model Part Number | D.163-24 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, this tool is designed for manual use with a ratchet or torque wrench. Impact guns can damage the socket and the filter housing.
Facom tools are manufactured using high-quality steel alloys and finished in chrome for professional-grade durability.
No, the product is a standalone socket attachment requiring a 3/8-inch drive handle.
While it fits 24mm, it is designed specifically for oil filter caps. Using it on lug nuts may subject the tool to forces it is not designed to handle.
Keep the tool clean of acidic substances and store in a low-humidity environment.
Verify that the filter cap is indeed 24mm and that there is no sludge or debris built up in the grooves of the cap preventing a full seat.
Ensure the socket is pushed fully onto the cap flats. If the cap is seized, use a 3/8-inch extension for better leverage and check for cross-threading.
To begin using the tool, simply select a 3/8-inch drive ratchet or torque wrench and attach the socket until it clicks into the drive square. Ensure the filter cap is free of heavy debris before seating the tool to prevent slippage.