wrench for differential fill/drain plugs?

[Bryan062087]

Whats the wrench size needed for the differential fill/drain plugs?

 

[LandyLover]

14mm IIRC

 

[elmariachi]

14mm IIRC

Bigger than that Young Skywalker.

 

[Cruiserdrew]

Search young Jedi and find the answer, you will.


Seriously, though, it's 24mm. Use a 6 point socket only.

 

[Bryan062087]

thanks, i thought it was 24, just wanted to make sure.

 

[IdahoDoug]

14 is the oil pan drain.

 

[Brentbba]

Search young Jedi and find the answer, you will.


Seriously, though, it's 24mm. Use a 6 point socket only.

Hmmmm......must purchase new socket size I will. Have, I don't that size right now. IIRC 19mm is as large as it goes.

 

[MaddBaggins]

15/16" will do just fine as well, young Jedi. That's what I always use.

 

[LandyLover]

OOPs, misread it, thinking oil pan.

 

[Darwood]

15/16" will do just fine as well, young Jedi. That's what I always use.

That's what I use as well. I also think the 15/16" fits a little tighter than the 24 mm which in the case of the fill and drain plugs is "a good thing".

 

[Brentbba]

Hmmm - I've always been a bit paranoid after having stripped a MBZ oil drain plug with the correct mm size years ago.

 

[chip7238]

Use a 6 point socket only.

Ditto!

Don't use a 12 point!!! If it's hard to get loose, you will be sorry - ask me how I know. The metal on those things is soft.

 

[spartan]

Six point 15/16 safe bet.....

 

[TLC42TD]

Make sure it's 6 point. 12 point will round the bolt. And much easier to remove with an extension bar esp if it's been on for a long time.

 

[El Perro Grande]

14 is the oil pan drain.

...and to take the seats out to make room for more subwoofers.

 

[nakman]

10mm hex