O2 sensor replacement

this is the socket, does it seem unusually thick?
https://www.amazon.com/Titan-Tools-51704-Oxygen-Sensor/dp/B06Y2FWXG9

>>17652781
The socket is fine it's just shit placement om the O2s part

The inclosed side of a wrench

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seriously bro, figure it our yourself...this is fucking the easiest shit to do.....NO ONE HELP THIS ASSHOLE LET HIM FIGURE IT OUT !

Use penetrating oil will make it a lot easier.

>>17653439
you could just admit you don't know

Shave down the outer circumference of the socket with a bench grinder.

I have a spark plug socket that I did this to because the 12A's plugs were unreachable without it.

just hammer a screwdriver through it bro

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>>17652781

>>17652781
Break off the old sensor, then wrench off whatever is left. Shoot some penetrating fluid at it and whack it a few times too.

>>17652854
>https://www.amazon.com/Titan-Tools-51704-Oxygen-Sensor/dp/B06Y2FWXG9

Black sockets are always extra thick.

>penetrating fluid
I have never found the stuff to help when undoing stuff. Works fine for reassembling shit though.

Want to get it out?
Get a 22mm ring spanner.
Cut the cable off the sensor (not to short dumb ass)
Get the ring end on the sensor
Put the longest pipe you can find over the spanner
Undo it.

I have a special tool for these sensors. A 1/2" drive socket welded to a 22mm spanner. I can use my 1/2" drive breaker bar for extra leverage.