For Sale: I have a NEW 3/8" Drive Oxygen Sensor Socket #25001.. Opening Size is 7/8".. Overall Length is 3-3/16".. No Initials, Engraving or Rust.. Has a Hex Drive at the top so you can use a Socket or a Combination Wrench to turn.. Please pay within 3 days of Auction ending.. Thanks and Happy Bidding!
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