na 13mm would be a euro. mind you the naigbours nissan was all 13 also probably because its more renault then nissan. If you are in the automotive repair industry then you know 12mm is never found on any european only jappas had 12mm they used 12 or 14 as where euros always had 10 or 13mm as where 10mm was on all cars exept uk and usa of course with there imperial crap.
saxman99,
Oct 20, 5:45am
Yup BMW is nearly all 10 & 13.
thejazzpianoma,
Oct 20, 6:32am
LMAO.
rbd,
Oct 20, 7:02am
My mid 80's euro had 6, 7, 8, 9 , 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17mm spanner sizes throughout the car.
M7 threads. Who uses M7 threads? Italians!
rsr72,
Oct 20, 7:39am
#7- Yep, that's all that's needed. - an 11 yes, but I never had a need for a 9 though.
poppy62,
Oct 20, 8:55am
You've never gone French? brake bleed nipples 9mm on some models, and 11 mm AF quite common as well. The one I'm having trouble with is the Polygon headed set screws.
rbd,
Oct 20, 9:04am
Yep, brake bleed nipples.
tamarillo,
Oct 20, 11:31am
Relevance?
rbd,
Oct 20, 2:42pm
You come here for relevance? pffft!
muzz67,
Oct 21, 3:16am
The only time I think I have ever used a 9mm is to replace the blades in a n electric planer. and who'd a thought a 1955 Fiat600 sump bung makes a perfect flywheel remover for a honda dirtbike.
richardmayes,
Oct 21, 10:32am
Dating site for guys? You mean like Grindr. ?
hkjoe,
Oct 22, 3:47pm
A 10mm socket fits a pretty small bolt/nut. Or vice versa.
hkjoe,
Dec 16, 10:52am
(or BSW if you go back far enough. Joseph Whitworth started it all, I think you'll find. A standard for threads)
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