Looking for socket to remove head bolts on a 2000 beetle 2.0 motor
2058570
I bought this to work on my VW's suspension...not sure about the head bolts. It seems everything on these cars is either a Torx bolt or a triple-square.
2058571
Couldn't remove bolts on a Tercel head. Thought they were 8 mm allen head, then thought they were t50 torx. Turns out they were something called triple square, looks like a 12 point torx. Invented in Germany. The Neiko xzn triple square solved my problem. Pricey but well worth it.
2058572
I think the head bolt is a 10mm,according to my research.A 10mm socket is included in the Neiko 10-piece XZN triple square set(12 splines),it may be a bit short but a 3/8" extension may help the reach.
1505908
I have seen sockets for this relay however this seller doesn't include it. I have seen them around sold together if you don't see it here check on ebay. hope that helps!
189004
Yes, this is the one that i used to replace mine. You will have to get a torx bit to use with the screw. I would also use some DW40 on the old bolts to loosen them up before you try to take them off.
1613852
I could not find a 12pt. socket to fit. I instead used a 1/4", boxed end wrench. You will notice on the caliper 2 small 12 point screws/bolts. Those are the pad retaining bolts. Do not remove them until after you've depressed your piston. Simply loosen them a bit. remove the caliper, depress the pads, then remove the 12 pt. screws from the caliper. Your pads will fall out. It's very simple, very easy, and very quick. Hope this helps. Good luck.
59751
These sockets are attached to the drive unit via standard square 1/2" socket connection. Even if you were to chuck a 1/2" socket in your hammer drill, it is unlikely it would provide the correct turning speed, torque, and impact action required to successfully remove or install nuts.
1013016
im not sure I have a 2000 try googleing it or you tube or call manufacturer
1943445
They can work, but may be a little loose. It would be best to get a metric set. A loose socket could cause the bolt head to strip.
422396
Yes you will need a thin wall socket & a torque wrench (I torqued mine to 90ft lbs) I think the nuts are 19mm but don't quote me on that!
1457199
The bolts should be any hardware store or well duped auto parts house. The inserts may be harder to come by since they tend to spin out of the a pillar itself. Might be a dealer if you can't find them on the "help" rack.
961734
The ones I have are combo style allowing you to use either a flathead or Phillips screwdriver. I used a socket driver with a cordless screwdriver to install mine; 1/4" socket I believe. That way I could apply some pressure and the screws would self-tap into the wood w/o having to drill a pilot hole.
1987662
Hello David, Thanks for contacting us and for your interest in our parts. Unfortunately, this part does not come equipped with the bolts and we do not carry them. We apologize for the inconvenience.Here is a direct link to the manufacturer's part information containing close-up images of this blower motor assembly:http://tyc.mycarparts.net/products/TYC-700001?brand_id=544Your inquiry is greatly appreciated. If you have any further questions or concerns please feel free to contact us again. Thank you.
1985124
I'll bring one to my local hardware guy and get him to identify the specs on it. A couple of years ago I brought one to him to get same size in a wing-nut, but they were unavailable for that size. I'll update my answer in a day or two with the specs after I see the hardware guy.My hardware guy said it is a Socket Head Cap Screw --- 6mm x 16mm with a 1.0 pitch.
133955
hahaha....4 different answers.I just removed my suburban anode rod and it took no smaller than an SAE 1 1/16th socket head to remove.
1731642
You will need a sockets set wrench but it came with all the hardware! I love mine!
1651953
I use a 13/16" socket with a 1/2" drive on a extension bar, fits the locking key, take locking nut into a hard wear store and try it on a spider wrenchthe staff are very helpful when it comes to things like this.
1204736
Yes, a 1/2" drive fits the tool. I used my 1/2 breaker bar to hold the engine, another breaker bar and socket to remove the pulley bolt. The tool works great.
1474218
Remove the back wire cover. Loosen the 4 motor thru bolts and pull them back about 1". then you can rotate the head and reattach the thru bolts. Barry