Will this set remove 12 mm bolt? It seems like 12 mm size is skipped in the set. Will one of the other sizes work?
1732823
The 13 might. Since they are hex head bolts a13 will grab a 12, it will just be a little loose. These grab pretty hard, though. If the bolt is really stripped, you might be able to get an 11 on it, which is a size they have in their standard set.
1732824
Since there is a 13mm in there, it might, but I can't guarantee it. Each socket is "rifled," which aides in gripping stripped out bolts, with the inside diameter being a tiny bit smaller than the outside. I wish I could say positively that yes it would take out your 12mm bolt, but I can't, sorry.
1583562
It's hard to say from the information you have provided. I'm not sure what size bolts you are referring or any other info that might be helpful to give a more accurate answer, but these do work extremely well and come in handy. As a matter of fact, I just used mine to take out a rusted up screw on a hot water heater element yesterday and it worked like a charm.
153270
Sorry, it will not. You need a 5x120 bolt pattern with a mid offset of 20-35mm.
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.
2224721
Unlikely. I broke te biggest one pretty quickly on a 1/4" bolt. 10mm = 1cm = ~1/5"". Don't go for a micro kit.
1027305
I don't know the exact size of the bolt holes, but they fit perfectly. I dont really want to remove the switch to measure. I am sure that you will not be disappointed.
668451
Well the mounting bolts I received with mine didn't fit properly(head to big). It bothered me so much that the following week I removed them and used the original ones, with thread lock of course.
1135609
I really doubt it. The twist of the inside 'threads' of the tool only bite into the bolt head when turned counterclockise. Try carefully filing the bolt head to fit a smaller wrench. Worth the effort if you ever need to remove it again. Or look for a tool with a set screw arrangement or a cam action. A very small pipe wrench might work, too. Best of luck, Michael.
1029781
Sorry to take so long to respond. I was tied up fpr the holiday. The bolt in question is an M5. It looks to be 20mm in total length. Hope this helps?
529238
Take the bolts and nuts to any ACE or True Value Hardware stores. The folks there should be able to find equivalent sizes (if not identical threading) to replace the stock hardware with longer versions. Go with stainless steel if you can find it -- the few bucks extra will be worth it once you see how quick regular steel hardware can rust (and forced to replace it over and over). Cheers and all the best, -Rob
2214386
I bought 6 of these for my husbands stick, and he hasn't needed one yet. However, I consulted the stick mfg. before the purchase to determine if his stick was indeed a screw on and if the 12 mm would fit. I suggest you do the same.
694588
What I bought were 12mm X 1.5. Somewhere along the line, their add must've gotten screwed up. When it asks you to choose the thread pitch, it only lists 12 X 1.25 or 12 X 1.5
1012055
12mm riv nuts take 12mm bolts or screws. See item description for all sizes included in the kit.
187159
I don't know what you mean by "bolt up". Either though there were some differences in inlet, outlet position, mine went right on. I think as long as the bolt eyelets line up you should have no problems, maybe just a little line re positioning.
928724
There are a couple of different sizes used. This turned out to be too large for my filter. I would recommend finding out what size bolt you have first. Either use a gauge or try a nut of known size.
46547
You should prbably contact the vendor, since the hardware includes metric "barrel nuts" that I have not seen at any hardware store. I lost one of the barrel nuts during assembly, and I was able to "make do" by buying a metric regular nut by inserting the nut into the hole with a needle-nose pliers. But that was for only one of the bolts, and you are missing all the hardware. So I would definitely contact the supplier for the missing hardware set.
1413479
No, the factory u bolts work just fine. Make sure you use some on blast on the nuts and let them sit for a bit before removing. There is more than enough thread for the aal. Just a reference, I have a 2" factory block and the aal with thread to spare