Wilmar Performance Tool W1267 Oxygen Sensor Socket 3/8" Drive on 2040-parts.com
Tacoma, Washington, US
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WILMAR PERFORMANCE TOOL W1267 OXYGEN SENSOR SOCKET 3/8" DRIVE Offered by Rock Bottom Pricing, Inc. TOOL LIQUIDATORS Offered for sale is the Wilmar - Performance Tool Oxygen Sensor Socket - 3/8" Drive, #W1267 Features: Remove sensors on computerized engines much easier with this socket featuring a cutaway slot for sensor wire clearance Durable alloy steel construction This item is 100% Brand NEW!! Please view our other great store items. WE DO COMBINED SHIPPING!! WILMAR PERFORMANCE TOOL W1267 OXYGEN SENSOR SOCKET 3/8" DRIVE |
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