20 mm Craftsman pro??
- Thread starter KLG73
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Nope,atleast not in the Danaher days I believe.I don't think the Napa pro had a 20 either,or maybe it was the satin finish set.Have to get a Armstrong or Matco cousin in 20 mm to fill the set.Or get the Gearwrench long pattern a little cheaper.
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Fedwrench
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Was never made in the long pro style. However, you can get an Amrstrong 52-220 long full polish 20 mm combination wrench and it fits perfectly with the other sizes since it was made in the same factory.
wreckerman5357
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Not being a smart *** at all, but where are you running into 20mm fasteners? Real oddball size, I have never ran into one.
Fedwrench
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GM uses it on fuel filters and AC fittings.
wreckerman5357
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I'm a bodyman and I don't own any GM rigs so I haven't had any dealings with their fuel filters and my dealings with their AC systems are limited to replacing a damaged condensor every now and then. That explains why I have never needed one.
Murphy4570
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That kind of **** pisses me off, because I'll grab a 21, then a 19mm, then start with standard wrenches before finally figuring it's an oddball metric size.
That's how I learned that VW's use 16mm fasteners.
Seanbev24
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Yeah I've used mine just enough for it to be worth having.
Used a 20mm this week. The 2 large bolts that hold the motor mount bracket to the frame on 70's VW Beetles is 20mm.
Oil cooler line on my 97 Chevy 1 Ton is 20mm at the Radiator.
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Knuckle Buster
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Some GM fuel filters. Example, my 1994 S10 takes a 16 and a 20. Unless you use crescent wrenches.