black04

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Some parts of my truck are metric and others are SAE. Really weird how that is.

454navyss

iTrader: (46)

pretty sure mine is a 14mm......or maybe thats the gf's car.....i dont remember and i change my oil at least once a month. i still have to look up my oil filter everytime i need one too

00ChevyScott

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i changed mine tuesday and it was a 15

dug

iTrader: (10)

thanx for the replies everyone. yup it was 15mm. Im using Mobil 1 synthetic for the first time with the pf61 filter. I hope its worth the money

Spoolin

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Hey...weird question. What wrench sizes are the same when converting? I noticed there are a few of them that are the same size when using metric or SAE...any ideas?

budhayes3

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Some that come to mind are 14mm and 9/16, 11mm and 7/16, 8mm and 5/16...(hmmm, just realized that the SAE's that convert to metric are in increments of 16's..) Maybe 22mm and 13/16? Can't remember and I don't have my wrenches in front of me lol

Spoolin

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Good memory Billy!!
I have a set of ratcheting wrenches in SAE size only at the moment but sometimes I can get away with using them on certain metric bolts, I should start paying better attention to which ones they are.

ou812sm

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i've been using 5/8 socket to remove the drain plug for the 3yrs and no promblem

gtosilverado

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you will be racing down the 400meter instead of the 1320'

Atomic

iTrader: (42)

1inch = 25.4mm

1/4 = 6.35mm
5/16 =7.94mm
3/8 = 9.53mm
7/16 = 11.11mm
1/2 = 12.7mm
9/16 = 14.23mm
5/8 = 15.88mm
11/16 = 17.46mm
3/4 = 19.05mm

get the idea?