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Well it does in this case...Can anyone tell me what size socket is needed for the wheel bearing locking nut,cos I must stop tightening them with a hammer and chisel.
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Why? That's what TonyN told me to do.Originally posted by sumoIt's only a hobby! -
TOYOTA Mechanics do it that way too.Originally posted by kitesurf_phil(\__/)
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It has to be a metric chisel - around 54mm to be preciseRoger
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I think it's 56mm, or 54mm?Comment
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Its 54, but its an non-standard size and a 55 socket is half the price and works just as well, as does ****ing it with a chisel/screwdriver.
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You want a 2 1/8" AF socket.Originally posted by sumo
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a/f stands for across the flats...
completely pointless but it might come up in a pub quiz!
ummm pub...TeaM BOFA4x4 Mac 2008
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Thats one mother of a socket! Idea! get four have em chromed and leave em on as hub centre capsOriginally posted by laser_jock99You want a 2 1/8" AF socket.
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Hes pretty qiuick with the old pics aint he.??Originally posted by laser_jock99You want a 2 1/8" AF socket.
Get those nails cut.!!!!SLIPPERY WHEN WET.!!Comment
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