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square socket drive???

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square socket drive???

Post by Fmx_Aus »

Have looked around for a square socket drive set to take the plugs off my gearbox and cant them anywhere.

Where do ya get them from??

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Post by dank »

can't you use a shifter? edit: brain F^&k.... what want33s said... :D
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Post by want33s »

I just use my 3/8 drive ratchet. :D
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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

As want33s said, just use a 3/8 drive ratchet. If you don't have one, but have 1/2", just go buy a 1/2" - 3/8" reducer.
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Post by v6hilux »

I don't own one, but I have seen lug-nut spanners. They are round sherical shape with 4 different sizes.
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Post by GRPABT1 »

Fmx_Aus wrote:Have looked around for a square socket drive set to take the plugs off my gearbox and cant them anywhere.

Where do ya get them from??

Cheers
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Post by Fmx_Aus »

Real funny smartarse :roll:

Thanks fellers, ended up using my socket rachet.
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Re: square socket drive???

Post by MUD-PIGSIERRA »

GRPABT1 wrote:
Fmx_Aus wrote:Have looked around for a square socket drive set to take the plugs off my gearbox and cant them anywhere.

Where do ya get them from??

Cheers
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Post by GRPABT1 »

Fmx_Aus wrote:Real funny smartarse :roll:

Thanks fellers, ended up using my socket rachet.
Yeah don't mean to offend mate, I had exactly the same brain fart for a minute or so when I went to change the oil in my gearbox hence why I found it funny.
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Post by PCRman »

I know this thread has pretty much been answered but i thought i would share my solution to this prob.

I went and bought a length of 10mm keyway steel, cut an inch off the end, filed it a little and hammered it into a spare 12mm, 1/2" drive socket.
Now i have a plug tool that fits the plug filler socket much better than my 3/8" drive does and wont lift out of or damage older, tight plugs even when i put my 40cm, 1/2" drive bar on it.
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Post by Fmx_Aus »

Thanks for your post champ.

I dont have a manual, so what transmission oil do ya use??
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Post by Fmx_Aus »

No worries GRPABT1 ;)
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Post by PCRman »

Fmx_Aus wrote:Thanks for your post champ.

I dont have a manual, so what transmission oil do ya use??
It varies a little.

For 1.6L auto Vit some are;

Castrol TQ DIII
Valvoline ATF type D
shell ATF IID or ATF IIIG


Most of the lube companies have Lube guides where you can put your vehicle make-model and it will give you all the recommended oils (but don't trust them too much ;) )
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Post by zooker »

want33s wrote:VMX80 for gearbox and transfer.
x2. It's all you need for gearbox, transfer and diffs ;)
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Post by Fmx_Aus »

Thanks fellers, appreciate it.
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Post by Midget »

I have purchased A set of these to suit 10mm and 13mm plugs frommy Snap On Dealer...

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Post by ScrawnC »

Fourwheelin wrote:I have purchased A set of these to suit 10mm and 13mm plugs frommy Snap On Dealer...

Jamie
ouch!! I bet there was a mortgage involved too!!
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Post by Midget »

Na it wasn't as bad as everyone seems to think,From memory it was about 50 bucks or something like that...
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