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1990 B2 0.0 Mechanical Experience Trainwreck


You can usually get the 12 point bolts with a combination wrench. I believe it's 8mm or 5/16". {those are within a few % of being the same size.}

To be precise the difference is 0.0024", smaller than the production tolerances of most wrenches or sockets.

8mm = 0.3149"
5/16" = 0.3125"

So the difference is actually less than 1%

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To be precise the difference is 0.0024", smaller than the production tolerances of most wrenches or sockets.

8mm = 0.3149"
5/16" = 0.3125"

So the difference is actually less than 1%

AD

Haha, perfect. Also I got them off with an 8mm combination wrench. Learned the double wrench trick to get the torque I needed.

Was putting the fuel rail and upper intake plenum on this evening when I realized that the machine shop that rebuilt the motor put the valve covers on the wrong sides. I'm kind of embarrassed that I didn't notice until the upper intake plenum bumped the oil filler spout. Finally, I thought: hm that shouldn't be there.

EDIT: I'm collecting items for my break-in. I got 5 quarts of high zinc 'race oil', and a couple oil filters. I want to get a real temp and oil pressure gauge while I'm at it. I'll be searching the forums but let me know if you have any recommendations.
 
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