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Exhaust pipes are typically thin-wall mild steel or stainless, often heavily corroded after years of road service. Chain-pattern pipe cutters wrap a roller-and-cutting-wheel chain around the pipe and are tightened to score the pipe through the wall — best for clean, square cuts on accessible pipes. Roller-style pipe cutters work on smaller-diameter pipes in tight access. For very corroded exhaust pipes that resist clean cutting, an air-hammer with exhaust-cutter bit (a curved blade that breaks the corroded pipe as it's hammered) is faster, though gives a rougher cut edge.

Three steps: (1) heat the manifold around the sensor — apply a propane or MAPP-gas torch to expand the manifold metal around the sensor thread; (2) use the correct oxygen-sensor socket — typically a slotted 22mm or 27mm offset socket that fits over the sensor body without crushing the wire-loom; (3) apply steady torque rather than hammer-impact. Penetrating fluid applied before the heat-and-torque cycle can help. If the sensor breaks off in the manifold, an exhaust-stud-extractor kit can extract the broken thread without removing the manifold.

Standard oxygen-sensor sizes are 22mm hex (the older lambda-sensor standard) and 27mm hex (the newer wide-band sensor standard). Slotted sockets (with a slot up the side) allow the socket to pass over the sensor's wire-loom — essential for in-place removal. Offset and crow-foot variants are available for tight-access manifolds where a straight socket can't be fitted. A typical workshop oxygen-sensor kit covers 22mm and 27mm in standard, slotted, and offset configurations. The size is listed on every product page.

Yes. Exhaust-stud extractor kits (with hardened-steel left-hand-threaded extractors that bite into a drilled pilot in the broken stud), broken-bolt extractor kits (covering the common stud sizes M6, M8, M10, M12), heat-and-shock kits (with a sequence of hammers and chisels designed to shock the corroded stud free), and specialist tools for specific exhaust-bracket and -mount fitments are available across the exhaust tool range. The choice of extractor depends on how much of the broken stud is accessible. WhatsApp 07754288583 with the application for advice.

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Within Engine & Transmission Repairs, Exhaust Tools covers the specialist tools used in exhaust-system service work — covering exhaust-pipe cutters (chain-pipe cutters and flexible-pipe cutters for cutting through corroded exhaust pipes), exhaust-pipe expanders and reducers (for adapting pipe-end diameters), exhaust-bracket and clamp tools (for breaking corroded clamps and removing seized exhaust mounts), oxygen-sensor sockets and removal tools (for removing seized lambda and oxygen sensors), exhaust-stud removal kits (for extracting broken exhaust studs from the manifold), and the wider range of specialist exhaust-service tools used in workshop and roadside-repair operations.

Parts for Machines supplies exhaust tools across the trade and professional ranges, covering both the standard exhaust-service hand tools and the specialist tools used in heavy-duty exhaust work (HGV exhaust systems, plant equipment exhaust service, and agricultural-tractor exhaust replacement work).

We are an authorised distributor and seller of Sykes-Pickavant across the exhaust tool range, covering trade-grade specialist tools for vehicle and plant exhaust-service applications.

Product pages list the tool type (pipe cutter, expander, oxygen-sensor socket, stud-extractor, bracket-cutter, clamp-removal tool), the capacity range (for pipe cutters — minimum and maximum pipe diameters; for sensor sockets — the standard sensor sizes 22mm and 27mm hex, plus the specialist offset and crow-foot variants), the construction (chrome-vanadium for general use; chrome-molybdenum for impact-rated tools; specialist heat-treated steels for stud extractors), the drive size (1/4-inch, 3/8-inch, or 1/2-inch square drive for socket-pattern tools), and any specific compatibility notes (some specialist tools fit only specific exhaust-system designs). Specialist exhaust tools for diesel-particulate-filter (DPF) service, catalytic-converter housing tools, and exhaust-flange separator wedges extend the range for modern emissions-compliant vehicle exhaust work. Trade pricing on multi-tool orders is available; contact the team via WhatsApp 07754288583.

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Exhaust pipes are typically thin-wall mild steel or stainless, often heavily corroded after years of road service. Chain-pattern pipe cutters wrap a roller-and-cutting-wheel chain around the pipe and are tightened to score the pipe through the wall — best for clean, square cuts on accessible pipes. Roller-style pipe cutters work on smaller-diameter pipes in tight access. For very corroded exhaust pipes that resist clean cutting, an air-hammer with exhaust-cutter bit (a curved blade that breaks the corroded pipe as it's hammered) is faster, though gives a rougher cut edge.

Three steps: (1) heat the manifold around the sensor — apply a propane or MAPP-gas torch to expand the manifold metal around the sensor thread; (2) use the correct oxygen-sensor socket — typically a slotted 22mm or 27mm offset socket that fits over the sensor body without crushing the wire-loom; (3) apply steady torque rather than hammer-impact. Penetrating fluid applied before the heat-and-torque cycle can help. If the sensor breaks off in the manifold, an exhaust-stud-extractor kit can extract the broken thread without removing the manifold.

Standard oxygen-sensor sizes are 22mm hex (the older lambda-sensor standard) and 27mm hex (the newer wide-band sensor standard). Slotted sockets (with a slot up the side) allow the socket to pass over the sensor's wire-loom — essential for in-place removal. Offset and crow-foot variants are available for tight-access manifolds where a straight socket can't be fitted. A typical workshop oxygen-sensor kit covers 22mm and 27mm in standard, slotted, and offset configurations. The size is listed on every product page.

Yes. Exhaust-stud extractor kits (with hardened-steel left-hand-threaded extractors that bite into a drilled pilot in the broken stud), broken-bolt extractor kits (covering the common stud sizes M6, M8, M10, M12), heat-and-shock kits (with a sequence of hammers and chisels designed to shock the corroded stud free), and specialist tools for specific exhaust-bracket and -mount fitments are available across the exhaust tool range. The choice of extractor depends on how much of the broken stud is accessible. WhatsApp 07754288583 with the application for advice.

Every product is backed by our Fit Guarantee. If a part is incompatible with your machine, you can return it hassle-free. For damaged-on-arrival items, report within 24 hours with photographs to [email protected] — we will arrange collection. For other returns, email us first to obtain a Return Merchandise Number before sending. Returns are accepted within 30 days of purchase, in original packaging, on UK orders. A restocking fee may apply on returns where the buyer has changed their mind. Refunds are issued to the original payment method once the return is inspected.

Delivery time depends on the product, your destination, and availability — the estimated time for any item appears on the product page, and "Check where we deliver" confirms coverage for your postcode before you order. Next-day delivery is available on most products; the option appears at checkout when applicable. We deliver across the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Use the country selector at checkout to confirm coverage and delivery options for your destination.

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