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The Oxygen Lambda Sensor Socket Remover (AV526) is a specialized automotive tool designed for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts who need to safely remove, inspect, or replace 22mm oxygen sensors. Its primary benefit is the integrated side cut-out, which allows the socket to slide over sensor wiring without causing damage to the delicate electrical components; however, users should note that this 22mm socket is size-specific and will not fit sensors with different hexagonal dimensions.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AV526 |
| Brand | AB Tools |
This tool is specifically designed for 22mm sensors. Please check your sensor size before use.
It is recommended to use hand tools to avoid damaging the sensor threads or the socket itself.
The tool features a black phosphate finish, which is chosen for its superior rust and corrosion resistance.
Yes, the cut-out design accommodates the wiring harness found on both heated and unheated models.
Yes, the durability of the construction makes it suitable for both commercial garages and home workshop use.
The cut-out allows the socket to pass over the sensor's electrical wires, which would otherwise obstruct a standard deep-well socket.
Verify that your sensor is exactly 22mm; some vehicle sensors use different sizes.
Ensure the socket is pushed fully onto the hex and that the drive tool is perfectly aligned with the axis of the sensor.
To use this tool, ensure the engine is cool to the touch to prevent burns. The socket is compatible with standard ratchets and is confirmed for use on Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Peugeot, Renault, Skoda, Vauxhall, Opel, GM, and Volkswagen. After use, wipe the socket with a clean shop rag to remove oil, grease, or road debris. Store the tool in a dry environment to maintain the integrity of the black phosphate anti-corrosion layer.
