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I ended up with two spark plug sockets from Snap On. One is 5/8" and one is 13/16" Even though they didn't cost me anything I would still like to get them working.
I talked to a Snap On truck driver but he couldn't help me, I was hoping to buy some replacement inserts. I checked on the Snap On web site and found this; http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog This is the only insert they offer that I can find but they don't say what size it's for and the sockets each have different inside cylindrical diameters. I don't really understand what it is I'm ordering from Snap On and which socket it would fit. The 5/8" socket has a cylindrical inside diameter of ~0.6" The 13/16" socket has a I.D. of ~0.75" Do any of you have any suggestions for me to get the rubber inserts for these sockets? I would like them to function well. Thanks. ![]() Bart |
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Is it possible they are the tapered style that don't use rubber inserts?
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GO here and pick the corresponding socket number from the list:
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/parts...?cat_ID=335109
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I think I hear an echo from a Doctor Who fan. Your tardis landed two minutes too late.
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OK I think we're seeing the problem here
All the S9704's use the same insert. All the S9706's use the same insert.The insert for your 5/8 is S9706KARI The insert for your 13/16 is S9705A2 There.
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Beautiful. Thank you very much!
![]() Ordering now. Glad I didn't have to buy a bunch of two inch lengths of rubber fuel line, some gorilla glue and mess around for two hours. Edit: Shipping was free so I guess they will ship these 2 ounces of items in a giant cardboard box and pay for UPS Ground which probably costs more than the $5 order itself. Crazy. Hopefully they just drop it in a padded envelope and pay $0.70 in postage. |
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They won't. They'll ship it UPS is a cardboard box big enough to ship a Mini Cooper in.
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I ordered some repair kit for some ratchets, they send a big ass box... So much for little item.... or that time I bought some Williams screwdriver set, they send a long thin box, looks like rifle could fit in the box..... ![]()
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Quote:
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/searc...e=snapon-store
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Just came across this thread while searching for something else on the web. So, why were you trying to put rubber inserts in Retention type SP Sockets?
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