OEMTOOLS 7/8" (22MM) O2 Sensor Wrench for Ford 4.6 and 5.4 Engines

• Designed for Ford Engines: Engineered for Ford 4.6 and 5.4 engines, this 7/8-inch (22 mm) oxygen sensor tool fits most SUVs and light trucks, helping techs remove sensors quickly and cleanly.
• Fitment & Clearance Notice – This O2 sensor wrench is designed for specific Ford 4.6L and 5.4L engine layouts. It will NOT fit all vehicles and may not work on sensors with heat shields, recessed locations, or limited clearance. Confirm access space and sensor configuration before purchase.
• Posi-Grip Delivers Torque: The Posi-Grip oxygen sensor removal tool system holds flat surfaces to prevent slippage and rounding, delivering consistent torque where access and leverage are limited.
• Compatible Across Makes: O2 sensor removal tool fits most 7/8" oxygen sensors used in Ford, GM, Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, and more. Best used on sensors that aren't heavily corroded or damaged
• Swivel Head Increases Access: Swivel head o2 sensor tool lets you work around heat shields, manifolds, and tight engine bays—ideal for sensors located in recessed or angled positions.

The OEMTOOLS 33625246 7/8" (22 mm) o2 sensor wrench tool is built for reliable performance when removing O2 sensors from Ford 4.6 and 5.4 engines in SUVs and light trucks. Its swivel head offers superior access to tight or recessed sensor locations, making it easier to navigate around exhaust components and heat shields. The Posi-Grip wrenching system delivers a firm hold on sensor flats, reducing rounding and increasing torque efficiency. Constructed from durable chrome vanadium steel and finished with a corrosion-resistant chrome plating, this sensor socket stands up to repeated use in tough conditions. Compatible with most standard 7/8" O2 sensors found in Ford, GM, Chrysler, Honda, Toyota, and Nissan vehicles, it’s a trusted tool for both professional mechanics and experienced DIYers. Designed for tight spaces, it combines strength, versatility, and access where you need it most. Always check clearance on AWD vehicles or those with large shields before use.