mazda tribute brakes
#11
I'd have to go back and double check on the exact size. It's like a allen head wrench, but in socket form you may be able to use a wrench, but depending on tight yours is, it may bend... sockets are much better.
A lot of auto parts stores sell "brake socket kits" which consist of like 3 or 4 allen/hex sockets - just pick one up thats made for a ford/mazda.. its cheap, under $12.. you can never have too many tools!
A lot of auto parts stores sell "brake socket kits" which consist of like 3 or 4 allen/hex sockets - just pick one up thats made for a ford/mazda.. its cheap, under $12.. you can never have too many tools!
#14
If you are going to do brakes on a regular basis i would buy a hex socket set, no a little hex key will not do the trick. snap on has a decent set and i am sure sears does too, they are nice to have, even the 70's and 80s Jeeps used hex bolts for the calipers.
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