i believe my stripped oil plug bolt is 14mm will this set work
262142
I am not sure if you need this one or the one with the case. I recommend both, you won't be sorry you bought them. One of the two kits should have the size you need. I have even used these with my impact wrench, they have never failed me yet.
262143
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.
262144
to be honest with you this will only work done stripped heads that are not seized up. if this thing is seized in there you're going to want to go for the next biggest tool. if you think you could get it out if you could just get a grip on it but then this will probably work. I broke a couple of mine in this set. They are decent, but have limits.
262145
I don't see a exactly a 14mm sized piece but it depends on how stripped down your oil plug is. It might be smaller like around 13mm or so if it is really stripped. i did another search for 14mm bolt extractor on amazon and it found 9/16'' - 14mm bolt extractor. This set has a 9/16'' piece as well. If I were to put my money on it I would say it would work, but if you just want the one piece type in 14mm bolt extractor and you can buy the one piece.
1882223
Any Ford Triton engine with 14mm plug threads. Works well, did two engines already.
878123
This set is a mix of metric (18 mm and 14 mm) and SAE (5/8", 3/4" and 13/16"). The 13/16" might be close, but there's no guarantee (and you could end up with a burred spark plug).
1979786
yes it is used to get off stripped head bolts so you have to see what the hihest bolt size it will cover 14 mm is 9/16, etc.
781785
You should check what thread your plugs are. This kit is for M14 x 1.25 threads. It comes with three different length inserts to accommodate different reach (thread length) plugs. M14 x 1.25 means the outside diameter of the threaded surface is 14mm and the distance from one thread to the next (the pitch) is 1.25 mm. You should be able to Google your plugs and find the thread specs with one of the manufacturers.If you are struggling with this information you are probably out of your depth when it comes to this repair. If you mess it up, you may need a new cylinder head or at the least you will be taking the head to a machine shop for welding and repair. You should check what thread your plugs are. This kit is for M14 x 1.25 threads. It comes with three different length inserts to accommodate different reach (thread length) plugs. M14 x 1.25 means the outside diameter of the threaded surface is 14mm and the distance from one thread to the next (the pitch) is 1.25 mm. You should be able to Google your plugs and find the thread specs with one of the manufacturers.If you are struggling with this information you are probably out of your depth when it comes to this repair. If you mess it up, you may need a new cylinder head or at the... » Read More You should check what thread your plugs are. This kit is for M14 x 1.25 threads. It comes with three different length inserts to accommodate different reach (thread length) plugs. M14 x 1.25 means the outside diameter of the threaded surface is 14mm and the distance from one thread to the next (the pitch) is 1.25 mm. You should be able to Google your plugs and find the thread specs with one of the manufacturers.If you are struggling with this information you are probably out of your depth when it comes to this repair. If you mess it up, you may need a new cylinder head or at the least you will be taking the head to a machine shop for welding and repair. « Show Less
252704
Yes it will work. There is a good bolt assortment included with this kit. The 3800 series 2 I believe will use 3ea 1/4 by 28 thread bolts 3.25 inches or so in length (M6 x 1.0. A 75mm or longer) to attach the tool to the to the harmonic balncer. I've only had occasion to use the set that I bought twice so far but it saved me so much effort I consider it worth the price.
1975740
Yes, it will work. But you need to be carefull in not to push so hard your tool engine to avoid burn it down
462647
Have no 17mm bolt to try. It all depends how rounded your 17mm is, as long as the socket can still grip onto the edge, it should work
1327544
22mm must be the socket your using to remove the nut. The sizing in the ad is stud size. What you put the nut on. Yes these will fit ?
1405119
Same as the factory one not sure the size. I just used the same bolt from the stock ones. Hope his helps
506857
Yes. It will accept a 6mm bolt. Everything is included all you need is a tap wrench. here is a link to a video on how to make your repair. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uP2Up_hG7rc
975245
Rubber GROMMETS that come with the set should have one that fits.be sure and lube the rubber with plain vvaselne.other oils corrode
714343
I don't know but if you go to the local auto parts store and ask them for a sparkplug for your car then compare it to the 14mm thread chasing tool you're good to go if they're the same thread size and pitch. Hope this helps.
1716026
Hi Please refer to the picture 5 and 6 which shows the bolt pattern and measurement. As long as you have a bracket that can hold the engine with the bolt pattern like that, it should be fine. You will also need the throttle cable , throttle clamp and kill switch to make engine running. Thanks
1152910
Your number does cross reference to this motor, but I don't know about the bolt circle if yours is different, then I would say no.
752462
I used this on my Ford 6.4L Diesel for an oil change. It fits my 36 mm socket for my oil filter perfectly.
1546786
This kit is universal. It cleans any oil filters. So I can't think of a reason it wouldn't work for you.