Frete Grátis em todos os produtos
- [Skip the Mechanics]: Repair lambda threads at home using the ABN Oxygen Sensor Socket Set; Use the 10pc thread repair kit for automotive maintenance to save time and money that you would have spent at the mechanics
- [Keep Your Vehicle Running Longer]: Repairing your lambda sensor is important because it ensures that your fuel mixture has the right amount of oxygen for efficient combustion; Rely on the O2 sensor socket set to ensure that you are putting out proper emission levels into the environment
- [Use Repeatedly]: Sensor socket set is constructed of chrome molybdenum to withstand repeated use; High-performing oxygen sensor tool set outer coating prevents corrosion for longevity
- [Bring Tools Anywhere]: Steel coated thread restorer kit case keeps pieces neatly organized; Lightweight 2lb (32oz) case is easy to transport between job sites and takes up little room making it easy to store; Case is equipped with a slider opener for easy access
- [Package Contents]: Thread restorer set includes 3 taps, 1 reamer, 1 insert tool, 5 nuts and spares, and 1 plastic storage case
Denso 234-2003 Oxygen Sensor
*$681.80
DEVMO Air Temperature Sensor Car Outside Ambient Air Temperature Sensor 80525-S30-941 Compatible with RL ILX RDX TL RSX Accord Crosstour Civic CR-V CR-Z Odyssey Pilot S2000...
*$337.00
Frete Grátis em todo o BrasilProduto Original Importado dos EUA
ABN Oxygen Sensor Kit – 10pc Chrome Molybdenum Oxygen Sensor Socket Repair Set for Repairing Damaged Lambda Threads
*$529.00
Informação adicional
| Brand | ABN |
|---|---|
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 8 x 6 x 1.5 inches |
| Material | Plastic |
| Output Type | Push-Pull |
| Specific Uses For Product | automotive, engine repair |
| UPC | 840145808969 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00840145808969 |
| Manufacturer | ABN |
| Style | Modern |
| Part Number | 808969 |
| Item Weight | 1.91 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 8 x 6 x 1.5 inches |
| Item model number | ABN-808969 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Special Features | Lightweight |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Date First Available | June 9, 2021 |
Jon M. –
The car ate the reamer, as in it fell into the abyss never to be seen again. I hadn’t gotten the hole totally reamed out to where I could use the bushings or installer tool but had removed enough material to cut enough new threads with my thread chaser to get the new o2 to snug up where I felt confident to throw the intake back on (2013 Ford Taurus 3.5 non turbo rear manifold). I couldn’t get the chaser to start before using the reamer in this kit but couldn’t have completed the repair without it.
Only gave 4 stars because I ran my 18×1.5 thread chaser through them like you should to clean the threads before I tried using the kit but only got it to run completely 4 of 5 of the bushings.
Arthur Moniz –
It does the job
Thomas J. Wiklanski –
The “key” to using this kit to renew threads for the O2 sensor opening is to use plenty of cutting oil. I used an electric impact tool to use the reamer to drill out the opening for the threading tap. Plenty of cutting oil is necessary for both reaming and tapping the opening. Once the hole was reamed, the tap was used to create new threads for the insert, again using plenty of cutting oil. Be careful when threading the insert, I ruined the first insert but was successful on the next try. This kit is well worth the money.
thomas riepel –
This kit worked great.
Not easy but nothing is easy these days but it worked!
It saved me from changing the exhaust manifold.
Rafael –
After a few attempts managed to get it to work no instructions. Ruined a few insert before figuring out how to use it. After a few try,’s tap damaged
Terrell Belle –
Received item as described
josh –
It worked for one hole. The insert tap is junk,
Dan –
I tried the ones auto parts store sells for $9 their trash. This set up here is what everyone must have who’s going to do their own oxygen sensors. The reamer makes a difference. The damage threads are easily fixed when you use the reman first then rethread it with the 18 mm. I couldn’t believe I was done so quickly this set is awesome everything else scrap it this is the one to get… I would suggest anyone that hasn’t used something like this before May there be more instructions on how to use it. When I took out my oxygen sensor the threads were damaged so bad that I couldn’t get nothing to retread in there. That’s what a reamer comes in The rim removes those damaged threads. And the rethread it with this is tapered and it just does the job makes it so easy…
eduardo –
It doesn’t work at all
Wasted of money