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Question: Looking for socket to remove head bolts on a 2000 beetle 2.0 motor
Document: I was so upset, I had to reassemble my car. I researched online and found these sockets on Amazon. Save yourself a lot of time. Just purchase this set. I used 4 different sizes and they all performed well. I was even standing on the end of my 1/2&#34; breaker bar (190lbs) and the socket stayed together and did not slip out of the bolt head.
I ordered these to disassemble my 2000 VW Beetle so I could paint it, they were exactly what I needed.
This product worked for me when i changed my disk rotors on my 2009 VW rabbit. I gave it 4 stars because it would have been great if the M14 was fitted for a 1/2&#34; instead of the 3/8&#34;, i used an addapter so it worked out. I didn't put that much troque on it, but if your looking to use for under 10oft-lbs as i did then this might work for you.
Used these to remove the rear caliper brackets on a 2009 VW Rabbit. They were a real pain to remove. I started with a normal rachet, then a breaker bar with a hammer, next came the 650 ft. lb. air gun, a finally a 4 ft. pipe on a 2 ft. breaker bar (which worked).Throughout all of it I expected these to be the weak link, especially since the larger sizes (which I was using) are the hollow &#34;security&#34; units.
Quality without a lot of cost. I used this to get a couple of bolts off a VW Jett and I had to apply a Lot of force to remove them. This set held up perfectly and was about $60 cheaper than any set I could get locally.
This was a great price the this Socket set. They worked great and didn't strip the bolts like other cheap products.
I used it to remove the rear caliper bolts on my VW Touareg and on the bolts to my drivers seat mount so I can change my battery. My battery is under my seat. I tried using regular Torx bits, but they would have just stripped the bolts. These were a life saver.
After 33 years of repairing and servicing my own German and Japanese cars, I have never needed a &#34;triple spline&#34; socket. That was until I purchased a 2012 Passat. I drove 45 miles to pick up 2 individual triple spline sockets from Napa. They worked well until I needed the next size larger that Napa did not sell. I went to the local VW dealer and the parts guy said they purchase their triple spline sockets from a &#34;German tool truck&#34;.
The 8mm socket worked great on removing caked and baked on bolts that were on a 1971 VW superbeetle transaxle.Did not break when I tapped them with a hammer to get them on bolt,thumbs up.
I took a chance on this set, I thought the price was so low that the quality would be low also but they were a pleasant surprise. I replaced a water pump on an Audi A6 3.2 eng, no broken bits, no stripped bolts, this is not some cheap Taiwanese piece of crap.
Answer: yes