Alternator Belt/Pulley Tool
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I performed a search and found a few threads, but none of the ones I read actually listed the name and size of the tool.
Its a...
10 mm Triple Square.
Although I have the Porsche L-wrench that all threads talk about, I chose to buy a 10 mm triple square bit from Snap-On for $10. Part number: FTSM10E2.
The hex end can be held with either an 11 mm box end wrench or an 11 mm socket on a handle of your choice. I plan to cut the bit down to a length just long enough to fully engage the splines when a socket is used.
The fit is snug with no play, therefore far less of a chance of damaging the alternator shaft splines.
Its a...
10 mm Triple Square.
Although I have the Porsche L-wrench that all threads talk about, I chose to buy a 10 mm triple square bit from Snap-On for $10. Part number: FTSM10E2.
The hex end can be held with either an 11 mm box end wrench or an 11 mm socket on a handle of your choice. I plan to cut the bit down to a length just long enough to fully engage the splines when a socket is used.
The fit is snug with no play, therefore far less of a chance of damaging the alternator shaft splines.
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Found at this link: https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...placement.html
Unfortunately, nowhere in the thread did it list a size.