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Old 06-16-2009, 12:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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air resonator bolt, what size?
I can't seem to find a socket that fits...



It has "10" printed on the face of it, but it is not 10mm. Some said the "10" is a strength indicator, not size.

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Old 06-16-2009, 12:45 PM   #2 (permalink)
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the one in front was a 10 on mine.

but come on dude, lol u have it right there try a couple different sockets you dont have to post here. it's not science..

not trying to be mean...
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I tried 7/16 (too big), 3/8 (too small)

lol.. don't have a full tool kit, that's why I would like to know the exact size so i can get the single socket... thanks!
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10mm on mine iirc when I took it off.
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I tried 7/16 (too big), 3/8 (too small)

lol.. don't have a full tool kit, that's why I would like to know the exact size so i can get the single socket... thanks!
well buy a tool set lol.. and use metric sizes like 10mm 12mm.

u can get a cheap socket/wrench set for likw 20 bucks
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You own a Honda, get metric sizes.
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You own a Honda, get metric sizes.
lol, i was going to say. everything is metric. why are you clowning around with sockets in inches?

sears runs sales all the time on mechanic socket wrench sets. you can get one that has like 100+ pieces for 60 bucks. get one. it'll be your best friend.
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Ya I picked up a metric set at Lowes, very helpful when removing the front bumper.

Open ended wrench helps too, or vise grips...
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yup, 10mm should work.

I thought 3/8" == 10mm... how wrong I was...
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