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Why do they skip sizes of metric combo wrenches?
On Sat, 15 Feb 2020 20:24:09 -0800 (PST), wrote:
9mm needed for top nut on shocks of Dodge ram. Also, backing nut size 18mm. Use your 9/32 wrench for the 9, An 18mm will work on an 11/16, but unless one or the other is badly worn you can't use an 11/16"nch on an 18mm bolt or nut. I have several "full sets" that have everything up to 19, plus 22 and 24 -and one set with a 21. |
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