Conflicting answers here. Has anyone actually used this wrench on a 7.3L PSD fan clutch nut?
1430804
I've used it on a 4.6L and saved me time because a adjustable wrench will not grip it correctly without rounding out the corners. The tool is cheap and worth it. Took me less than minute to loosen and remove.
965228
Hi, I use a hex wrench, I dont know the numeber rigth now, I own a set like this. http://www.amazon.com/30-Allen-Wrench-Set--SAE/dp/B0006Q0FC6/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1374758141&sr;=8-5&keywords;=hex+wrenchThank you.
173011
Not designed for that job. This is an impact wrench. Since it runs at 12VDC, it spins up first before applying impact.
208245
No it's not. Call technical support. They many have to replace your wrench. I had one problem with mine, and they replaced it for free, including shipping and return. Great company to do business with.
1356000
Probably not the standard. Plus the length of the driver is not conducive to the physics of a fulcrum needed to break the torque of a lug. Let alone tighten one up to the safe point. I'd stick with a proper lug wrench.
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I have had mixed results with mine. Some times it will remove the lugnuts and some times I need to break them free and then I'll move over to the impact wrench to spin them off. If you are expecting it to remove them every time I would not bet on it. (I don't use to it to put on lugnuts, I tighten to spec with a torque wrench.)
2036544
Don't know off the top of my head. I have these cheap multi-size cone wrenches, the work on almost everything: Avenir Cone Wrench Set
736000
NO, like on lug nuts I always use a torque wrench to tighten them, this tool has to way much power to control the amount of torque, but to loosen nuts it's awesome. I use mine often and am very happy I purchased it.
1669094
Maybe Curtis P got a different product, or was confused because it has a metric ball on it, but the threads on this product are DEFINITELY 5/16-18 thread.No question about it. I tried a half-dozen different 5/16-18 nuts on it and all went on perfectly. Takes a 1/2" wrench to tighten.
418817
Yeah works pretty good. It gets tighter the more pressure you put on it. As long as the pulley Is clean and not covered in coolant it should work fine. I use it to hold pulleys all the time
1651955
I used a 4 way lug wrench that fits the key that comes with the nuts. I'm not sure what size the end of the key is.
1933800
Look up the lugnuts on Summit, they tell you which wrench to get. In my case I have 12mm x 1.25 nuts and it needs this key, 3/4 and 13/16 (1921SD)
102162
My severe duty clutch posi that is supposed to chatter, does not. Works great.
1050544
Yes for a 2001 325i this wrench is a 32mm. Remember the fan clutch nut is left hand threads.
1342211
No.The tools are the same size.Only the square drive is larger in 3/8.I have the 1/4 I like it.Remember it is a 12volt power rachet not an impact wrench,you may have to break the fastner loose or tighten final torque by hand.If you have lots of 3/8 drive stuff buy the 3/8, otherwise I say buy the 1/4 and update your sockets and extensions.The 12volt battery keeps the tool size managable. I bought mine to work on 6 and 6.4 Ford Diesels,I am glad I did.
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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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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.