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Old May 11, 2009 | 07:50 PM
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searched the internet high an low and turned up many results. it measures out to 1 3/8, and everybody says 36mm, and unit conversion dont match them up . I just dont wanna purchase the wrong socket!
 
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i know for the 2nd gen blazers its a 36mm.
 
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yup 36mm is correct
 
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first gen is the same I assume?
 
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yea it should be.
 
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36mm x4
 
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36mm. I know because I have to move that huge socket around in the bottom of my toolbox whenever I get anything out of there.
 
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It will be helpful to have access to a good impact. If not then a big breaker bar and a cheater pipe will also work.
 
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Do you guys(in the USA) have access to Mastercraft tools? If so there 240ft/lb electric impact wrench goes on sale all the time here in Canuckadia for $39.99 and takes off axle nuts/pitman arms yada yada yada no problem. Finally got to put her to the test installing my power performance steering/suspension kit over the past two days! Saved me a lot of sore hands and bloody knuckles to say the least.

And x10 36mm deep!
 
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Tried the 36mm yesterday, way big. Then the 34mm to small, The 35mm is snug but just right. This is on a 2000 4X4.
 

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