OTC 4616 10mm Battery Terminal Wrench for Import and Domestic Vehicles

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Twice this week I have had to reach into the glove box to grab the 10mm spanner to get my Zs up and running again. By understanding the importance of wrench size, how to measure it, and following safety precautions, you can ensure a safe and effective battery maintenance routine. It's a good idea to have a set of wrenches that includes these sizes to ensure you have the right tool for various battery types. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. This reversible, ratcheting box wrench is for use on any 10mm side terminal battery found on most import and domestic vehicles. si=UrH5uCyMLKl7TtOQOne thing I don't like about videos where a pic with long captions is quick and better IMO. I normally find by inserting a screwdriver in the split of the clamp and 'spreading' it-this will normally allow you to remove it. Halfords Autocentres Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 755309) and acts as a credit intermediary and not a lender, offering credit products provided by a limited number of finance providers, including Klarna Bank AB (publ)].If you agree to the terms, please check the 'I agree' checkbox and press the 'Complete Registration' button below. Some online reviewers of other company's shells pointed out that they were lumpy but yours is perfect! SKU(s) 97260 Brand PITTSBURGH AUTOMOTIVE Application most import and domestic vehicles Material Steel, vinyl grip Product Length 5-5/8 in.

For example this young lady was fine BUT had lots of info before she got the key point how to take the plastic off!box-end, ratcheting Battery Terminal Wrench is designed for use on the 10 mm battery terminal bolts found on many import and domestic vehicles.

It might help if you mention what vehicle as I must admit I don't understand what type of terminal you have. For this purpose of a temporary disconnect, I suggest disconnecting just the negative cable, rather than disturbing the post clamp and battery monitor. I think it is because if you sat in the car while it is charging with the radio on, after a time it will shut off so I hit the start/stop to turn thee radio back on.

So now I will be throwing a 13mm wrench in the glove box with the 10mm that's already there to remove the battery terminals. Batteries can be dangerous, (as we'll see in the next pages) and protecting your hands and eyes is a good idea.

This was definitely worth the purchase in the simple fact you can finally reach those difficult places without having to risk injury to your back.If you try to pull off the terminal without loosening the nut you may have a real struggle on your hands. I don't want to sound impertinent, but there is NO-WAY the 10mm nut is welded to the terminal clamp - and there is certainly no corrosion visible that could cause a problem. As my old English teacher said many years ago, "Don't start with I'd Like to tell you- JUST tell them! Each time you need to use it, you add another spanner sticker along side each other, how funny would THAT be . span class="fs-small">Once the colleague has started to put the transaction through, you will be asked to finish the application on a mobile device (e.