what size socket does it take to remove brake pads
1613851
It requires a 12 point 1/4 socket. i bought a proto brand 3/8 drive just for this purpose because it has a nice thin outside circumference at the socket (1/4) inch end. And its a nice sturdy socket. "Stanley Proto J5208 3/8-Inch Drive Socket, 1/4-Inch, 12 Point" Note: picture not typical.
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.
1613853
For the small pad pins it is a 12 point 1/4" socket.For the caliper mounting bolts it is 12 point 10 MM.
91497
Looks like about 1" long including the bit that goes in the socket, less than .5 inches in diameter.
2025792
For each brake rotor, you need to use 1 on the outside and 1 on the inside. 4 brake pads are needed to change both rotors.
344367
depends on what you want to use it for. if you want to take the lug nuts off your car, you should get the 1/2 inch drive socket set.
255970
I believe this will fit size-wise. However, depending on the position of the sensor, you may not have room to use this socket and might need to use an offset version. You'll need to see how much room you have before purchasing the removal socket. it's definitely worth taking the few minutes so you don't wind up buying 2 different sockets.
181421
Sockets are smaller, letting you get into tighter areas. No difference in tool size.
1355731
I used a socket set (can't remember if it was US or metric) but used 3 different sockets out of the set. Sorry I couldn't be more specific on the socket set.
365127
I needed an 11mm socket wrench. I also had to use an adjustable wrench (set to 13mm) to hold the head of the bolts while I screwed on the 11mm nuts. You can use any kind of wrench that can handle something 13mm. Without the adjustable wrench I wouldn't have been able to screw on the nuts.
1539472
It takes half inch drive sockets. You should use half inch drive impact sockets but regular half inch drive sockets will fit and work until they break.
2106443
1&7/8" I'm not sure about removal, the bit has a 6 sided shoulder at the socket which would lead you to believe It might be able to be removed with a boxend wrench and the socket wrench.
308815
A Allen Wrench to put new one on. 13mm socket and wrench to remove old latches
1275673
1/2 inch is referring to the size of the drive mechanism which your socket will attach to
1847767
I purchasesd this item to replace a broken wheel on a kitchen chair. I did not need a socket/insert to use this item. I took the old wheel out and this fit perfectly into the vacant wheel slot. Sorry I could not help you more.
565734
I got this from the Stanley website. I hope it helps you. 19, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets19, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets17, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets14, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets3, 3/8" Drive 8 pt. Deep Sockets1, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Spark Plug Sockets - 5/8"1, 1/4" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 3/8" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 1/4" Drive Extension Bar - 3"1, 3/8" Drive Extension Bar - 6"1, 1/4" Drive Spinner Handle10 Combination Wrenches - SAE & Metric10 Specialty Bits1 Bit AdapterBlow Molded Carry Case I got this from the Stanley website. I hope it helps you. 19, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets19, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets17, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets14, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets3, 3/8" Drive 8 pt. Deep Sockets1, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Spark Plug Sockets - 5/8"1, 1/4" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 3/8" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 1/4" Drive Extension Bar - 3"1, 3/8" Drive Extension Bar - 6"1, 1/4" Drive Spinner Handle10 Combination Wrenches -... » Read More I got this from the Stanley website. I hope it helps you. 19, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets19, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets17, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets14, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets3, 3/8" Drive 8 pt. Deep Sockets1, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Spark Plug Sockets - 5/8"1, 1/4" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 3/8" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 1/4" Drive Extension Bar - 3"1, 3/8" Drive Extension Bar - 6"1, 1/4" Drive Spinner Handle10 Combination Wrenches - SAE & Metric10 Specialty Bits1 Bit AdapterBlow Molded Carry Case « Show Less
1153683
About 6 inches in diameter in my case. That is with the socket pouch loaded, a ratchet, 4 screwdrivers, 4 box wrenches, 3 pair of pliers, 3 socket extensions, a 1/4 inch set of sockets and a 1/4 inch socket wrench, and an adjustable wrench, plus more I can't remember. There may be more, but that should give a good idea, as that's essentially busting at the seams.
186752
Yep. All you need is a 10mm socket wrench. It's really easy. I found a video on YouTube that explained the process.
384720
You use your lug wrench on it. The socket goes on the lug nut and your lug wrench goes on to the socket. Socket will fit two different sizes of lug wrenches.