Weird two hole bolt ID

[leadfists]

Have these bolts on a isuzu box truck at work and neither my snap-on dealer or the other techs at the shop have any idea what the proper tool for these are. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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[LeeG]

maybe these? https://shop.snapon.com/categories/Adjustable--Face-Pin-Spanners/675044
or something like this

https://www.travers.com/face-spanne...ameter-732-distance-c-to-c-1-12/p/94-034-202/

 

[Michael]

Have these bolts on a isuzu box truck at work and neither my snap-on dealer or the other techs at the shop have any idea what the proper tool for these are. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Perform a search for part number EN-48711.

 

[leadfists]

Thank you that looks like just the tool for the job better than the welded on nut I had to install

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[Stephenw]

Those are tamper resistant spanner heads. This is the bit to use...

 

[unslow1]

You can buy those bits in the cheap security sets for under $15. Harbor Freight has them and I got mine at Carquest/Advance Auto.

 

[Rinspeed]

Vice grips.

 

[Blt2Lst]

Vice grips.

Beat me to it.

 

[Rinspeed]

Here's a pic.

 

[leadfists]

Looks like I'm going to order the proper tool and pick up one of the adjustable spanners. Thank you all for the help

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[MrSurly]

The proper tool, here is a Dremel and cut-off wheel. Create a slot, fetch your favorite screwdriver.

 

[Noworries]

Shocked beyond belief the snapon god had no idea what a freaking tamper proof screw was

 

[Rory Bellows]

Shocked beyond belief the snapon god had no idea what a freaking tamper proof screw was

I was thinking the same thing. That specific dealer may not be around long if they miss easy sales.

 

[2oolhound]

I've cracked those types by putting 2 pin punches in the holes and a piece of flat bar between them and prying. Worked great on my motorcycle brake calipers.

 

[WittHay]

They are not really tamper proof screws , most angle grinders use the same idea with the lock nut and the supplied wrench.

Have these nuts on Agco farm equipment and the special wrench is a 18" piece of flat bar with 2 really strong pins welded on it. As mentioned there is a proper Kent-Moore tool for the Isuzu/GMC's

What i have used over the years if the nuts are not too tight is a Snap-on A176 differential adjusting wrench. Used to be chrome now black

 

[RoninB4]

Almost all small surface grinders use this sort of nut to hold the grinding wheel on the spindle and a fixed distance pin spanner is used. The case the OP presented is to keep the average owner from doing the work that requires a special tool, keeps the dealer mechanics billing hours filled. The adjustable pin spanners that others have suggested should work just fine if the pins fit.