I have two spark plug sockets. I'll try it, but I am
nearly certain that it's too small.
Christopher
--- Fmiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
rumor has it that Christopher wrote:
It's totally different on a W115. It's an allen
plug.
Either end of a spark plug socket would fit INSIDE
the
It's totally different on a W115. It's an allen plug.
Either end of a spark plug socket would fit INSIDE the
allen hex pattern.
Christopher
--- Allan Streib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't know if it's changed over the years, but for
my W110, the hex
end of a Craftsman spark plug socket fit
Bring Daddy the car title and then go to your room.
LOL :-)
Chris
--- Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Phhew. I almost have kids your age.
Bring Daddy the car title and then go to your room.
Actually, play and have fun. If the experiment craps
out then you've
learned a
This is a W115 240D...I think it's a 22mm allen
wrench, which is quite large! Anway, if someone could
confirm b4 I buy the tool, I would really appreciate
it. Thanks!
Christopher McCann, Raytown, Missouri
-1985 300SD, 207K miles, Wulf http://don.homelinux.net/mbz/Chris
-1976 240D, ManyK miles,
The outside of the drain plug will accept a pipe wrench.
DWS
Christopher McCann wrote:
it's a giant allen screw...I can't see how a pipe
wrench would work...if there is a trick, let me know.
Christopher
--- Alan Duff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A pipe wrench works just fine.
Alan
I am not familiar with the 115, but i think it is the same as 110. You
can use a large bolt head or, as Darrell says, use a pipe wrench on the
outer edge. My weapon of choice is large channel locks if I can't find a
big bolt head. Once the plug is loose, the screen comes out with it, just
Like Loren said, if you can find a bolt with 22mm head
and two nuts you may be able to make a special tool
for this. Jam the two nuts on the one end, put the
bolt head (the other end) in the strainer recess. Then
you could put an open wrench on the inner nut to break
the strainer loose. May worth
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] 240D - want to drain fuel tank - what size allen
wrench?
Like Loren said, if you can find a bolt with 22mm head
and two nuts you may be able to make a special tool
for this. Jam the two nuts on the one end, put the
bolt head (the other end) in the strainer recess
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] 240D - want to drain fuel tank -
what size allen
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Like Loren said
Wow.
I really would like a 22mm socket to put on my breaker
bar...somethings just can't be simple. Even Snap On
only sells metric L-allen wrenches up to 19mm. Urgh.
Will report on how it goes. BFH, never heard that one
before, but I got it right away. Might be easier to
slowly jack it into to
It is hopeless, Chris. Bring me your car. I'll give you bus fare home.
Don
On 7/18/05, Christopher McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow.
I really would like a 22mm socket to put on my breaker
bar...somethings just can't be simple. Even Snap On
only sells metric L-allen wrenches up to 19mm.
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