We always called them slotted sockets in the States. Used them for sensors, etc.
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We always called them slotted sockets in the States. Used them for sensors, etc.
you make one out of a 17mm deep reach SCA/kingcrome 3/8th or 1/2 inch drive single hex (or bi hex if your good with the grinder)
socket.
in place you can also use (depending on access)
a 17mm Ring/oe spanner, heated and bent at the ring end and open end with the ring suitably segmented with a nut and bolt to drive the OE side
a 17mm ring oE spanner bent at the ring, cut short and with any socked suitably welded on
a 17mm crows foot with an extension bar inserted being driven by a suitable 3/8th or 1/2 inch ratchet.
a piece of 17mm inside square box with a pair of slots cut in opposites sides to allow the nut to fit in and with one side cut suitably with a nut welded on so you can drive it with a socket (you can use a shifter straight onto the box)
Thanks Blknight,Quote:
Originally Posted by Blknight.aus
I have crows feet, I flare spanner, but access won't allow them, I thought of grinding out a socket, but have since located a supplier and others in Tech chatter have advise places.
this is a pic of what I need it for.
Attachment 118934
I picked up a set today. $64.
6 Pc 3/8' Drive 6 Point Injector Socket Set
Cheers, Mario
