nut on the radiator

[Vanquish]

Re: nut on the radiator

you said "teke it off"

however if you use a normal metric wrench on those type of fitting you risk stripping them

Really? I use a metric socket to remove almost everything underneath the hood :( 10mm FTW

[slow6]

Re: nut on the radiator

however if you use a normal metric wrench on those type of fitting you risk stripping them

you could've told us that before I bent the hell out of my nutt haha

[UDLOSE98]

Re: nut on the radiator

in the situation of the picture he posted i suppose a standard wrench would be ok, but most nuts on piping require the box wrench

[Tech]

Re: nut on the radiator

cut the bull**** tech

[Vanquish]

Re: nut on the radiator

cut the bull**** tech

I'm rather tired and can barely keep my eyes open, but if I'm reading this correctly are you trash-talking yourself?

[slow6]

Re: nut on the radiator

no, it was the hand of God!!

[vanbibber]

Re: nut on the radiator

something like that.

[Tech]

Re: nut on the radiator

yep. im moody and youre pointless posts are bugging me more by the day. for every one post you make that helps,you have 20 that are ignorant, such as this.

[SilverRS96]

Re: nut on the radiator

and ur bein a moron...go smoke another cool kid

[BLLDOGG]

Re: nut on the radiator

yep. im moody and youre pointless posts are bugging me more by the day. for every one post you make that helps,you have 20 that are ignorant, such as this.

I was screaming at the screen that Tech was talking about himself....then realized who edited it

[97rs4life]

Re: nut on the radiator

knock it off guys, either give helpful info or stop posting

[vanbibber]

Re: nut on the radiator

tech, the isnt the place for jokes, this is a place for people needing help. either post usefully or dont bother, doesnt make a bit of difference to me to delete posts that have no bearing to the subject or snide remarks towards other members.

back on topic or this gets locked.

[silvachris1]

Re: nut on the radiator

Yeah, what they all said. 'Cept that the wrench you're looking for is a "Line Wrench", not a boxed wrench. The boxed wrench wont go onto a pipe thats already connected, and can't come back off of the pipe if you used it to tighten the fitting. A line wrench is like a boxed wrench, except for a slot cut into the "boxed" part to allow the pipe to pass in and out of the wrench freely, but still get plenty of grip around the full surface of the fitting.