Laser Exhaust Gas Sensor Socket Set - 5 Piece Set - 8997

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This 5-piece Laser Exhaust Gas Sensor Socket Set (8997) is designed for automotive technicians and DIY mechanics who need to service or replace exhaust gas sensors on a variety of vehicles, particularly VW Group models. Its primary benefit is providing specialized, durable sockets that allow for increased torque application while preventing socket spreading, ensuring efficient and safe sensor removal or installation. A potential limitation is that it's specifically designed for exhaust gas sensors and may not be suitable for other automotive applications. Key features include its varied socket sizes (14mm to 24mm), robust chrome molybdenum construction, and a convenient EVA foam organizer.
| Model Part Number | 8997 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
The set is designed for servicing exhaust gas sensors, with specific sizes catering to common applications on VW Group vehicles (EGT sensors) and general Lambda/NOx sensors across various makes and models.
While the socket sizes might match other components, the design is optimized for exhaust gas sensors. Using them on other fasteners may not provide the correct fit or leverage.
The set includes specific sizes for both types. EGT (Exhaust Gas Temperature) sensors typically use 14mm, 17mm, and 19mm, while Lambda (oxygen) sensors commonly use 22mm and 24mm sizes.
Wipe them clean with a soft cloth. For stubborn dirt, a slightly damp cloth can be used, followed by thorough drying. Ensure they are completely dry before returning them to the organizer.
The black phosphate finish offers improved corrosion resistance and durability, helping to protect the chrome molybdenum steel from rust and wear.
Yes, the individual sockets are available separately from Laser. Please refer to the product information for specific part numbers (9000, 8999, 8998, 8063, 8590).
These sockets are manufactured from chrome molybdenum and are designed to withstand significant torque applied via a 1/2" drive ratchet. However, always ensure your ratchet and extensions are also rated for the required torque and refer to the vehicle's service manual for correct tightening specifications.
Verify you are using the correct size socket for the specific sensor. Consult your vehicle's service manual or the socket size guide.
Ensure you are using a compatible 1/2" drive ratchet or an appropriately sized spanner (24/30mm) on the external hex. Check for obstructions around the sensor.
This is unlikely with chrome molybdenum construction. Ensure the socket is fully seated on the sensor's hex and that you are not exceeding the torque limits of your ratchet or extension bars.
Contact the retailer or manufacturer for a replacement organiser tray. Sockets are also available for purchase individually (Laser Part Nos. 9000, 8999, 8998, 8063, 8590).
Setup: Unpack the sockets from the EVA foam organizer tray. Select the appropriate socket size for the exhaust gas sensor you need to service. The sockets feature a 1/2" drive opening compatible with standard ratchets or breaker bars. Alternatively, a 24mm or 30mm spanner can be used on the external hex drive for situations with limited clearance for a ratchet.
Compatibility: This set is specifically designed for exhaust gas sensors. The included sizes (14mm, 17mm, 19mm, 22mm, 24mm) cover common applications, particularly on VW Group vehicles for EGT sensors and a wider range of vehicles for Lambda/NOx sensors.
Care: After use, clean any debris or contaminants from the sockets. Store them back in their designated slots within the EVA foam organizer tray to prevent loss and protect the tools. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the black phosphate finish. Periodically check for any signs of wear or damage.