Professional 41mm rear hub nut socket for commercial or occasional use. This thin-walled socket is...Professional 41mm rear hub nut socket for commercial or occasional use. This thin-walled socket is designed for hub nuts and axles, particularly where high torque is required. It features a 1/2in drive, making it compatible with any standard ratchet or extension. Manufactured from CR-mo steel for maximum strength and durability, this 6-point/single-hex socket is impacted, meaning it's suitable for use with high-torque tools like impact guns or power bars. It is compatible with hub nuts found on various vehicles including Fiat, Ford, Iveco, Land Rover, Nissan, Toyota, Vauxhall, and Volvo. Specifications include a 41mm socket size, 6-point/single-hex design, an inner depth of 55mm, and a thin-walled construction.
This AB Tools 41mm rear hub nut socket is designed for automotive professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need to service hub nuts and axles requiring high torque. Its key benefit is the durable CR-mo steel construction and thin-walled design, allowing access in tight spaces while withstanding impact tool use. A potential caveat is its specialized size, making it unsuitable for general-purpose use.
All features
Model Part Number
AV017.1
Brand
AB Tools
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What material is this socket made from?
The socket is manufactured from CR-mo (Chromoly) steel, known for its high strength and durability, especially for impact applications.
Can I use this socket with a standard ratchet?
Yes, the socket features a 1/2in drive and is compatible with any standard 1/2in drive ratchet or extension bar, as well as impact tools.
What does 'impact rated' mean for this socket?
Impact rated means the socket is designed and tested to withstand the high torque and shock forces generated by impact wrenches or power bars without fracturing.
Is this socket suitable for general use on any nut?
No, this is a specialized 41mm socket for specific rear hub nuts. It is not intended for general-purpose use on various bolt or nut sizes.
What vehicles is this socket compatible with?
It is compatible with hub nuts on various vehicles including Fiat, Ford, Iveco, Land Rover, Nissan, Toyota, Vauxhall, and Volvo models that use a 41mm hub nut.
What is the advantage of a thin-walled socket?
A thin-walled design allows the socket to fit into tighter spaces around the hub nut, which can be necessary when components are closely situated in the axle assembly.
How deep is the socket internally?
The socket has an inner depth of 55mm, providing sufficient engagement with most standard hub nuts.
Troubleshooting
Socket does not fit the hub nut.
Verify that the hub nut is indeed 41mm. This socket is specifically sized and may not fit other dimensions.
Socket seems loose on the drive tool.
Ensure the 1/2in drive tool's square drive is clean and free of debris. Check that the socket's drive opening is not damaged.
Difficulty removing a tight hub nut.
Apply a penetrating lubricant to the hub nut threads and allow it to soak. Use a high-torque impact wrench or breaker bar for increased leverage. Ensure the socket is fully seated on the nut.
Socket shows signs of cracking or excessive wear.
Immediately discontinue use and replace the socket. Continued use of a damaged tool can be dangerous and may strip the fastener.
Specific 41mm size limits its application to certain vehicles.
Requires a 1/2in drive tool, not universally compatible with all driver sizes.
Not intended for general-purpose nut and bolt tasks.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure you have a compatible 1/2in drive ratchet, extension bar, or impact wrench.
Select the correct 41mm socket size for the hub nut.
Attach the socket securely to your chosen drive tool.
Compatibility:
Drive Size: 1/2in square drive.
Vehicle Hub Nuts: Designed for 41mm hub nuts found on various Fiat, Ford, Iveco, Land Rover, Nissan, Toyota, Vauxhall, and Volvo models.
Tool Type: Compatible with manual ratchets, breaker bars, and pneumatic or electric impact wrenches.
Care:
After each use, clean the socket of any dirt, grease, or debris using a dry or slightly damp cloth.
Store the socket in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.
Periodically inspect the socket for any signs of wear or damage, particularly the drive end and the hex profile. Discontinue use if significant damage is observed.