Snap On Oxygen Sensor Socket 22mm 1/2" Drive ~ S6176 on 2040-parts.com
Largo, Florida, US
Snap On Oxygen Sensor Socket 22mm 1/2" Drive ~ S6176
This listing is for a Snap On Oxygen Sensor Socket.
It is 22mm 1/2" Drive.
# S6176.
Pre-Owned but still in Good Condition.
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