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What socket size is used on the nut of battery terminals that
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What socket size is used on the nut of battery terminals that look like these? It's these really thin ones that are on Ford or Mercury cars and trucks.
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10mm
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8mm
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.5mm
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9mm
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A wrench
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10mm
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3/8
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5166/516.6mm
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.3125
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waste of time really.
easier to just cut the wire off and solder it back together after servicing.
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7.62x32mm
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