Torque wrench accessory NEO tools 11-367, 1 pc, weight 120 g

NEO tools 11-367 is an oil filter socket designed as an accessory for use with torque wrenches and hand rattle tools. Supplied as a single piece, this 80 mm, 15-point socket fits oil filters with a diameter of 80 mm and provides a secure engagement for removal and installation. The socket features a 3.8" (10 mm) square drive input and is made from sheet metal finished in black paint to resist wear in workshop conditions.

Advantages

The socket provides reliable contact with 15-point oil filter end caps, reducing the risk of slippage and damage during maintenance. Its 80 mm diameter and precise 15-point profile ensure consistent torque transmission when used with compatible torque wrenches or drive tools. The 3.8" (10 mm) square input allows use with common adapters and handles, and the painted sheet-metal construction offers basic corrosion protection and visible durability for regular workshop use.

Suitable for

• Removing and installing 80 mm, 15-point oil filters on passenger vehicles
• Workshop maintenance and engine servicing tasks requiring controlled filter removal
• Use with torque wrenches, rattle handles or drive adapters that accept a 3.8" (10 mm) square input

Key specifications

• Type: Oil filter socket (15-point)
• Socket diameter: 80 mm
• Point count/profile: 15-point engagement
• Drive input: 3.8" (10 mm) square
• Material: Sheet metal with black paint finish
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Weight: 120 g

How to use

Select the socket for an oil filter with an 80 mm end cap and a 15-point profile. Fit the 3.8" (10 mm) square input to a compatible torque wrench, ratchet or adapter, ensuring the drive is securely engaged. Place the socket over the filter end and apply steady torque to loosen or tighten the filter according to vehicle manufacturer specifications. After use, wipe clean and store in a dry tool drawer or case.

Usage recommendations

Always verify filter diameter and point profile before use. When using with a torque wrench, follow the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended torque values. Avoid applying impact blows unless the tool and fastener are rated for impact use. Clean and inspect the socket after each use to maintain fit and prevent corrosion.