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PRODUCT NUMBER GO800-XGO95901410570016905000169030001690700

Q 1. What is the Sykes GO961 M12 x 1.25 NOx sensor tap for?

A. It re-cuts M12 x 1.25 threads used by NOx, lambda and exhaust temperature sensors without removing the exhaust system.

Q 2. How does GO961’s compact design help in confined spaces?

A. Its short body and 13 mm hex drive allow use with a socket or spanner where space is limited.

Q 3. For which vehicle brands is GO961 listed as applicable?

A. It lists Nissan, Renault, BMW, Mini, Citroën, Peugeot, Ford, Hyundai, Kia, Dacia, Mercedes-Benz, Opel, Vauxhall, Suzuki and Iveco.

Q 4. Why is it described as suitable up to the end of the blind hole?

A. It is designed to cut threads fully to the bottom, restoring the complete sensor seat for proper sealing.

Q 5. How do 6 tensioning grooves benefit thread cleaning performance?

A. They provide multiple cutting edges and channels for swarf removal, improving re-threading efficiency.

Q 6. Why is HSCO material well-suited for this sensor tap?

A. HSCO resists heat and wear better than standard steels, important in exhaust environments.

Q 7. What step should be taken before using GO961 in a sensor port?

A. Remove the old sensor, check the port for severe damage and apply suitable cutting fluid.

Q 8. How can technicians avoid introducing debris into the exhaust system?

A. Work carefully, periodically withdraw the tool to remove swarf and use compressed air if appropriate.

Q 9. When should this tap be replaced?

A. Replace it when cutting edges are visibly worn or it no longer bites effectively into damaged threads.

Q 10. How does having this specific tap improve workshop capability?

A. It enables professional sensor thread repairs, saving customers from costly exhaust component replacements."

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