Torque wrench accessory NEO tools 11-361 — 1 piece, compatible accessory, weight 104 g

Accessory for torque wrench NEO tools 11-361 supplied as a single piece with a package weight of 104 g. This oil filter socket is designed for 65 mm diameter, 14-point oil filters and connects via a square 3.8" (10 mm) input to compatible torque wrench or drive tools. Constructed from sheet metal with a black painted finish, the accessory serves as a replacement or add-on component for workshop maintenance, vehicle repairs and assembly tasks requiring a dedicated oil filter socket that fits a variety of car makes.

Advantages

The socket provides a precise fit for 65 mm, 14-point oil filters and a standardized square input that enables use with common torque wrench handles and ratchets. Its sheet metal construction with black paint offers corrosion resistance appropriate for workshop environments while keeping weight low at approximately 104 g. Being sold as a single piece makes it convenient as a spare part or occasional-use accessory without extra components.

Suitable for

• Removing and installing 65 mm, 14-point oil filters on passenger cars
• Use with compatible torque wrenches, ratchets and drive tools with a 3.8" (10 mm) square input
• Workshop maintenance, routine oil changes and mobile repair services

Key specifications

• Type: oil filter socket compatible with torque wrench accessories
• Socket diameter: 65 mm
• Contact profile: 14-point
• Drive input: square 3.8" (10 mm)
• Material: sheet metal with black painted finish
• Weight (package): approx. 104 g

How to use

Attach the oil filter socket to a compatible torque wrench or ratchet via the square 3.8" (10 mm) input. Position the 14-point socket over the 65 mm oil filter and turn counterclockwise to loosen or clockwise to tighten, applying appropriate torque values for the specific vehicle as recommended by the manufacturer. Ensure the socket is fully seated on the filter before applying force to avoid slippage or damage to the filter housing.

Usage recommendations

Verify vehicle-specific torque specifications before tightening oil filters and inspect the socket for wear or deformation before each use. Clean and dry the socket after exposure to oil and solvents to maintain the painted finish and prevent premature corrosion. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow manufacturer guidance for filter replacement procedures.