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crank bolt size?

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type911

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I dont have a socket big enough to turn the crank. Anyone know what size I need to buy. I know its a tad smaller then 1 in. I hate to buy 3 and have to return 2. Just doing a valve adjustment. thanks
 
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15/16
 

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nope.15/16 was too small. it has to be metric.
 

HISSIN50

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well then 31/32".
i thought it was 15/16 too. i seem to recall using an SAE socket (I think). are you sure there are no burrs on the bolt, which are keeping the socket from goin on?

good luck.
 
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I checked it before I posted 15/16 and that it fits mine perfect
 

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I use one in my impact set...it American...thought it was 15/16..
 

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Ill have to look for burrs. I couldn't get the 15/16ths on though. and 1 was too big. Thanks.
 

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if someone (not you) was rotating the motor and too lazy to use the right sized socket (using a 1" or 25mm, etc) they might have rounded the bolt edges a bit.

good luck.
 

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Tried the 15/16s again and I must have been have a sleep. It fit fine. thanks guys.
 

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type911 said:
Tried the 15/16s again and I must have been have a sleep. It fit fine. thanks guys.
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just like us, sometimes the tools want to rest - they choose to not fit or fight you when this happens (sometimes they will run away, so you cant find them).
glad you got it.
 

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just in case you're ever looking for reference on metric, it's a 23 mm will work .....my 2 cents, i'm done
 
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