where do i find a socket for this thing..i looked every where today sears autozone advance and oreillys and no one has even heard of a socket that big..i am sorry if i didnt search but i am in need of an answer soon..

 

Search.

 

i'm not gunna pay mazda 150$ for a socket..

 

sears shoudl have a 2 1/8" socket thats 3/4" drive and an adaptor from 1/2" to 3/4" drive so you can run it. n a half inch drive impact gun.

 

Thats what i thought but my friends work at sears and thay looked and didnt find one any where in the store..

 

http://racingbeat.com/FRmazda2.htm

 

sears or princess auto if you have one there. I payed 4.99 at princess auto for mine

 

dang i was hoping to maybe rent one..i'ma keep looking to find somthinf local maybe lowes hardware will have somthing.

 

take it to a machine shop im shure they have the right socket for it, and im shure they can do it for free. a 2 1/4" also works to get the bolt off

 

Racing Beat's site uses frames and active server pages, so normal links don't work.

This is the tool that Turbo's trying to show you:

http://racingbeat.com/resultset.asp?PartNumber=22000

Mazdatrix has that same wrench, and a nice flywheel stopper:

http://www.mazdatrix.com/toolmisc.htm

(scroll halfway down the page.)

They work great - just swapped my flywheel this weekend.

 

i'd so buy one if i had the money..working on a tight tight budget i wanted to rent one at a store to be able to take it back and get my money back..

 

I got mine at sears it was like 30 bucks???

 

i will ask my friends again tomrrow

 

I just got one from sears for about 30 bucks, and i got the 1/2 in to 3/4 adapter and it came right off with my impact gun

 

well if the sears here doesnt have one i'ma try one some where else

 

if they dont have it they should be able to order it

 

yeah thats what i will do if thay dont..i really need it fast lol

 

i got mine from amazon.com

 

First, it's not a flywheel "bolt", it's a flywheel "nut".

Second, I assume you have read the FAQ? This is well covered already.

Third, just go to a real tool store. Grab the Yellow Pages and look up "tools".

 

sorry my bad i ment to say nut i was in a hurry when i typed it out

 

i found one it was about an hour from my house at sears 29$ going to pick it up soon finally