socket sizes
does any body know what size socket is used for the bearing hub retaining bolts on the front axle of a 2001 Dodge 1500 4X4? they are 6 point star shaped "reverse torx" bolt heads, and should be an "E...
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2003silverado wrote:
Not sure on the sizes, but generally auto part stores (im familiar with auto zone and advance auto) rent those type of tools for free. You pay for them with your credit card and when you bring them back you get a full credit. Also, in my experience, they will tell you the size of tools required to do a certain job. Their systems (not the workers always) are pretty complex so if you tell them you are replacing a wheel bearing, they will bring up an exploded view of the job and tell you what size nuts you will be taking off and you can rent the tools based on that.
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I have had the parts guys print the diagrams off for me and they ask me if I have the tolls required.
