What size is this? I want to get a torque wrench socket that will fit
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Theres 2 sizes... the first one will be 19 the second one will be either 20 or 21 but more likely to be 19 and 21
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Hi John, to tell you the truth I took a Guess and bought it hoping it would fit and it did fit so that was a bonus as its just advertised as a standard small size.If you like I can measure the nut for you as well as the actual Gorilla Key, so let me know if you want the measurements.Kind RegardsDarren.
703158
largest sockets are 7/8 and 18mm. Smallest are 4mm and 5/32. GREAT set overall ! I've had mine for a while and I'm very pleased with it.
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am not sure what u mean by size , but this is a wrench wich mean u put the socket with the diserd size , for the toruq specc this 10-150 is good for bikes and light car so u r good to go :)
229374
You can use a 24mm or a 15/16" socket. Or you can use a 1/2" breaker bar or 1/2" ratchet in the square.
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You would have to look for the specs of the pans. This is a inch pound torque wrench. Your specs would say whether you need Inch pounds or Foot Pounds. If it says Foot pounds for your specs then you will need a foot pound Torque wrench, unless you know how to do foot pounds to inch pounds, then this might works just as long as it has the correct inch pound number.Otherwise personally I would just buy two separate tools an Inch Pound and an Inch Pound. Be better that way.Just note the Drive on this is a 1/4" so if you want to use a 3/8" socket you will need an adapter. You would have to look for the specs of the pans. This is a inch pound torque wrench. Your specs would say whether you need Inch pounds or Foot Pounds. If it says Foot pounds for your specs then you will need a foot pound Torque wrench, unless you know how to do foot pounds to inch pounds, then this might works just as long as it has the correct inch pound number.Otherwise personally I would just buy two separate tools an Inch Pound and an Inch Pound. Be better that way.Just note the Drive on this is a 1/4" so if you want to use a 3/8" socket you will need an... » Read More You would have to look for the specs of the pans. This is a inch pound torque wrench. Your specs would say whether you need Inch pounds or Foot Pounds. If it says Foot pounds for your specs then you will need a foot pound Torque wrench, unless you know how to do foot pounds to inch pounds, then this might works just as long as it has the correct inch pound number.Otherwise personally I would just buy two separate tools an Inch Pound and an Inch Pound. Be better that way.Just note the Drive on this is a 1/4" so if you want to use a 3/8" socket you will need an adapter. « Show Less
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Yae! I want to see you use a 5/16" allen wrench in your 3/8" socket head bolt! What a pin hear
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I want to say it's around t20/t25, but it's a standard size if you have a set. I know this is late, but PCBlaster for a couple days, then patience. I thought I would have to change torx bolts, but didn't.. good luck
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Honestly, I am not positive about that. However, each of the sockets are rifled a bit and should fit some odd sizing since they are made to take out stripped bolts. Even if they don't happen to work and you can spare the cash, I imagine the set would come in handy later on in your toolbox.
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I believe this will fit size-wise. However, depending on the position of the sensor, you may not have room to use this socket and might need to use an offset version. You'll need to see how much room you have before purchasing the removal socket. it's definitely worth taking the few minutes so you don't wind up buying 2 different sockets.
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My 17mm craftsman socket fits it perfectly, so I'm a bit puzzled by yours being loose. An 11/16" (american socket is a loose fit but would work on mine in a pinch. If a 17mm is loose on yours maybe a 5/8" american, either 6 or 12 point socket will fit better. There must be a quality control problem at the factory! Good luck! Tom , San Bruno, CA.
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I'm sorry I forget what exact socket I used but the spark plug is longer then a standard spark plug so you would need a deep socket. I a 263 piece craftsman mechanic set and I had the socket that fit.
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I'm not sure about the wrench size, but I can tell you that I had a lot of trouble with this unit holding 1/2'" shank router bits tightly. No matter how tight I tightened the bit, or how tight I tightened this unit into the router collet, I still had slippage. I took it back out, and had better results.
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The impact wrench sockets included in the set are 19mm and 21mm. You should check for the size required for your car.
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I used standard flare nut wrenches. Craftsman usually has a set of three with all the sizes and that is what I have. The manufacturer would probably be glad to answer the question also if you contacted them. Regards. My set worked great.
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I believe it's either an 8 or 10mm nut. You do need an extension on the socket because it's a bit deep in the intake manifold.
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I purchased the 1/2" drive set. It contained a 7/16", 1/2", 9/16", 5/8", 3/4", 13/16", and 7/8" socket. It's a really nice socket seat.
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I am not home right now to verify this, but I believe it was am Allen wrench. Size I don't remember. I can verify all of this when I get home this weekend. I suspect you will have it figured out by then.