10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
07-27-2006, 10:29 PM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
Ivan wrote:
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
why do you want to remove them?
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
why do you want to remove them?
07-27-2006, 10:29 PM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
Ivan wrote:
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
why do you want to remove them?
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
why do you want to remove them?
07-27-2006, 10:29 PM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
Ivan wrote:
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
why do you want to remove them?
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
why do you want to remove them?
07-27-2006, 10:29 PM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
Ivan wrote:
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
why do you want to remove them?
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
why do you want to remove them?
07-28-2006, 11:06 AM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
because it is bent
jim beam wrote:
> Ivan wrote:
> > hey everybody
> > i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> > that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> > if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> > thanks in advance
> >
> why do you want to remove them?
jim beam wrote:
> Ivan wrote:
> > hey everybody
> > i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> > that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> > if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> > thanks in advance
> >
> why do you want to remove them?
07-28-2006, 11:06 AM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
because it is bent
jim beam wrote:
> Ivan wrote:
> > hey everybody
> > i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> > that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> > if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> > thanks in advance
> >
> why do you want to remove them?
jim beam wrote:
> Ivan wrote:
> > hey everybody
> > i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> > that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> > if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> > thanks in advance
> >
> why do you want to remove them?
07-28-2006, 11:06 AM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
because it is bent
jim beam wrote:
> Ivan wrote:
> > hey everybody
> > i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> > that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> > if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> > thanks in advance
> >
> why do you want to remove them?
jim beam wrote:
> Ivan wrote:
> > hey everybody
> > i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> > that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> > if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> > thanks in advance
> >
> why do you want to remove them?
07-28-2006, 11:06 AM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
because it is bent
jim beam wrote:
> Ivan wrote:
> > hey everybody
> > i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> > that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> > if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> > thanks in advance
> >
> why do you want to remove them?
jim beam wrote:
> Ivan wrote:
> > hey everybody
> > i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> > that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> > if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> > thanks in advance
> >
> why do you want to remove them?
07-29-2006, 09:48 AM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
"Ivan" <ivan@igarage.ca> wrote in message
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> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
Are you sure it isn't 12 point? Honda seems to have fallen in love with
those things; it takes a 12 point socket in a standard metric size to remove
them. I admit they do have a good grip that way.
Mike
news:1154023318.500638.161890@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
Are you sure it isn't 12 point? Honda seems to have fallen in love with
those things; it takes a 12 point socket in a standard metric size to remove
them. I admit they do have a good grip that way.
Mike
07-29-2006, 09:48 AM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
"Ivan" <ivan@igarage.ca> wrote in message
news:1154023318.500638.161890@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
Are you sure it isn't 12 point? Honda seems to have fallen in love with
those things; it takes a 12 point socket in a standard metric size to remove
them. I admit they do have a good grip that way.
Mike
news:1154023318.500638.161890@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
Are you sure it isn't 12 point? Honda seems to have fallen in love with
those things; it takes a 12 point socket in a standard metric size to remove
them. I admit they do have a good grip that way.
Mike
07-29-2006, 09:48 AM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
"Ivan" <ivan@igarage.ca> wrote in message
news:1154023318.500638.161890@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
Are you sure it isn't 12 point? Honda seems to have fallen in love with
those things; it takes a 12 point socket in a standard metric size to remove
them. I admit they do have a good grip that way.
Mike
news:1154023318.500638.161890@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
Are you sure it isn't 12 point? Honda seems to have fallen in love with
those things; it takes a 12 point socket in a standard metric size to remove
them. I admit they do have a good grip that way.
Mike
07-29-2006, 09:48 AM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
"Ivan" <ivan@igarage.ca> wrote in message
news:1154023318.500638.161890@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
Are you sure it isn't 12 point? Honda seems to have fallen in love with
those things; it takes a 12 point socket in a standard metric size to remove
them. I admit they do have a good grip that way.
Mike
news:1154023318.500638.161890@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> hey everybody
> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
> thanks in advance
>
Are you sure it isn't 12 point? Honda seems to have fallen in love with
those things; it takes a 12 point socket in a standard metric size to remove
them. I admit they do have a good grip that way.
Mike
07-30-2006, 01:35 AM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
Ivan wrote:
> jim beam wrote:
>> Ivan wrote:
>>> hey everybody
>>> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
>>> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
>>> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
>>> thanks in advance
>>>
>> why do you want to remove them?
>
> because it is bent
if it requires a special tool, the honda part number will be in the
service manual you can get from helm.com. if, as mike suspects, it's a
standard 12-point nut, you'll be in business with a standard socket set.
beware replacing bent suspension components - bending something that
massive doesn't happen easily, so you need to have the frame of the
vehicle inspected. also get the steering alignment checked after you do
any work. the geometry on all 4 wheels needs to be "just so".
> jim beam wrote:
>> Ivan wrote:
>>> hey everybody
>>> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
>>> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
>>> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
>>> thanks in advance
>>>
>> why do you want to remove them?
>
> because it is bent
if it requires a special tool, the honda part number will be in the
service manual you can get from helm.com. if, as mike suspects, it's a
standard 12-point nut, you'll be in business with a standard socket set.
beware replacing bent suspension components - bending something that
massive doesn't happen easily, so you need to have the frame of the
vehicle inspected. also get the steering alignment checked after you do
any work. the geometry on all 4 wheels needs to be "just so".
07-30-2006, 01:35 AM
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Re: 10 point bolt on 2002 civic Rear LCAS
Ivan wrote:
> jim beam wrote:
>> Ivan wrote:
>>> hey everybody
>>> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
>>> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
>>> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
>>> thanks in advance
>>>
>> why do you want to remove them?
>
> because it is bent
if it requires a special tool, the honda part number will be in the
service manual you can get from helm.com. if, as mike suspects, it's a
standard 12-point nut, you'll be in business with a standard socket set.
beware replacing bent suspension components - bending something that
massive doesn't happen easily, so you need to have the frame of the
vehicle inspected. also get the steering alignment checked after you do
any work. the geometry on all 4 wheels needs to be "just so".
> jim beam wrote:
>> Ivan wrote:
>>> hey everybody
>>> i was wondering if there was a special socket to remove those 3 bolts
>>> that are on the 2002 civic rear lower control arms ??
>>> if so who makes and where can ig et one ??
>>> thanks in advance
>>>
>> why do you want to remove them?
>
> because it is bent
if it requires a special tool, the honda part number will be in the
service manual you can get from helm.com. if, as mike suspects, it's a
standard 12-point nut, you'll be in business with a standard socket set.
beware replacing bent suspension components - bending something that
massive doesn't happen easily, so you need to have the frame of the
vehicle inspected. also get the steering alignment checked after you do
any work. the geometry on all 4 wheels needs to be "just so".