flying belgian
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Bolt takes a 10 mm wrench?
- Thread starter flying belgian
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steve in ok
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- central Oklahoma
Most of the time it is an M6 X 1.0
Janicholson
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M6X1 and M6X.75 M6X1.25. The most common is M6X1 By a wide margin. Jim
timcasbolt
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Most of the metric automotive applications I've encountered used a 13mm wrench on an 8mm bolt.
M-MAN
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- Bostic, NC
Industrial is 6mm. Automotive could be 6mm or 8mm.
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