Description
Lisle Oil Pressure Switch Socket for Ford (13900) is a high-quality tool designed to efficiently and safely remove and install oil pressure switches on various Ford and Lincoln vehicles. This socket is specifically engineered to fit 1-1/16″ oil pressure switches, ensuring a precise and secure fit.
KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS:
- Partial Hex Design: Provides a secure grip on the oil pressure switch, preventing slippage and damage.
- Compact Size: Allows for easy access to tight spaces, making installation and removal more convenient.
- Durable Construction: Built to last, ensuring long-term reliability and performance.
- Easy to Use: Simple and straightforward to operate, even for DIY enthusiasts.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Size: Fits 1-1/16″ oil pressure switches
- Length: 2 inches
- Drive: 3/8″ square drive or 1-1/8″ wrench
HOW TO USE:
- Identify the Oil Pressure Switch: Locate the oil pressure switch on your vehicle’s engine.
- Attach the Socket: Securely attach the Lisle 13900 socket to your ratchet or wrench.
- Remove the Switch: Carefully remove the old oil pressure switch by turning the socket counterclockwise.
- Install the New Switch: Align the new switch with the threads and tighten it clockwise using the socket.
- Torque Specification: Refer to your vehicle’s service manual for the correct torque specification.
BENEFITS OF USING LISLE OIL PRESSURE SWITCH SOCKET FOR FORD (13900):
- Prevents Damage: The precise fit and secure grip minimize the risk of damaging the oil pressure switch or its threads.
- Saves Time and Effort: The efficient design and easy-to-use features streamline the installation and removal process.
- Ensures Accuracy: The accurate fit guarantees proper installation, preventing leaks and other issues.
- Improves Vehicle Performance: A properly installed oil pressure switch contributes to optimal engine performance and longevity.
FEATURES:
- Compact 2-Inch Length: For tight spaces.
- Compatible with 3/8″ Square Drive or 1-1/8″ Wrench: Versatile usage options.
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