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17MM CRANK BOLT SOCKET - ATD Tools

Part #: 5417

The ATD Tools 5417 17MM Crank Bolt Socket is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics tackling stubborn crankshaft fasteners. Engineered for high-torque applications, this specialized socket features a heavy-duty design that efficiently transmits energy, making the removal and installation of crank bolts more manageable. Its professional-grade construction ensures durability and reliable performance in demanding automotive and industrial environments.

Key Features

  • Precision 17mm Fit: Designed for accurate engagement with 17mm crank bolts, the 6-point design reduces the risk of rounding fasteners under high torque.
  • Heavy-Duty Impact Grade: Constructed from robust chrome molybdenum steel, this socket is built to withstand repeated impact gun use, ensuring long-term durability.
  • High-Mass Design: Engineered with increased mass, this socket directs more energy to the fastener, significantly aiding in breaking loose extremely tight or seized crankshaft bolts.
  • Corrosion-Resistant Finish: A durable finish protects against rust and wear, extending the lifespan of the tool in harsh shop conditions.
  • 1/2" Drive Compatibility: Designed for use with standard 1/2-inch drive impact wrenches and breaker bars, integrating seamlessly into existing tool sets.

Applications

This 17mm crank bolt socket is critical for various engine service procedures. It is commonly utilized for the removal and installation of crankshaft pulley bolts and harmonic balancer bolts. Specific applications include numerous Honda/Acura models such as the Accord, Civic, Pilot, CRV, Odyssey, CL TL Integra, and MDX. Additionally, it is suitable for many Toyota/Lexus vehicles, including the Camry, Corolla, 4Runner, Sequoia, ES300, and LS400, as well as other vehicles requiring a 17mm crank bolt socket. This tool provides the necessary leverage and strength for these high-torque engine components.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 11 October, 2017.