NO. -Some of them are interchangeable by total co-incidence, but that's not intentional. These are two completely different size systems.
Wrenches and sockets all come in multiple sizes. Which you have depends on the kind of work you do. Most craftsmen have a full set of metric wrenches and sockets and a full set of SAE wrenches and sockets. Most get by with 3/8 drive sockets, but many have 1/2 sockets as well.
SAE is an acronym for the "Society of Automotive Engineers" and when used in conjunction with tool grade or measurement (not oil), is a standardized unit of non-metric measurement. Simply put, in measurements it means "Non-Metric". The name "SAE" used to grade motor oil has a totally different meaning, although instituted by the same society.
16mm is almost exactly 5/8. The wrenches are interchangeable on most bolts.
There are many kinds of wrenches. Perhaps the most common are open end wrenches. Then you have box wrenches, pipe wrenches, adjustable wrenches, combination wrenches and many others.
An 8 millimetre wrench is a standard size.ANS 2 -8mm is almost exactly equal to 5/16 inch. My wrenches in those sizes are interchangeable.
If you are doing serious work on cars ALL types of wrenches are required.To work effectively on any modern car you need complete sets of metric and SAE wrenches from 1/4 ( 6mm) to 1 inch (25mm) and both metric and SAE Allen keys from 1/8 ( 3mm) to 3/8 (10mm). Having Torx from 10 to 45 also helps.
depends on the transmission if it's a 5speed an assortment of metric and sae wrenches if it's a automatic add in some tubing wrenches and a couple friends or a transmission jack the aod is HEAVY
Wrenches or spanners are most useful. Sockets are very useful in many cases. I keep complete sets of both SAE and Metric wrenches in my car. along with Allen wrenches of both types. I do have some excellent adjustable ( crescent ) wrenches, but prefer wrenches that fit exactly as I was taught in maintaining aircreft.
Wrenches and sockets all come in multiple sizes. Which you have depends on the kind of work you do. Most craftsmen have a full set of metric wrenches and sockets and a full set of SAE wrenches and sockets. Most get by with 3/8 drive sockets, but many have 1/2 sockets as well.
They are SAE
conversion table metric to SAE
A range of wrenches going from 3/16 up to 3/4 inch , composing 10-12 wrenches is usually considered a complete set. Many mechanics have these sets in SAE and metric and in flat, box and ratchet.
You will need a set of SAE or standard wrenches and SAE sockets and some muscle.
SAE is American or standard thread and metric is everything else. The size or diameter is different and the pitch of the thread is different also.
basic SAE hand tools and wrenches and sockets.
You don't say which car. - To work effectively on any modern car you need complete sets of metric and SAE wrenches from 1/4 ( 6mm) to 1 inch (25mm) and both metric and SAE Allen keys from 1/8 ( 3mm) to 3/8 (10mm). Having Torx from 10 to 45 also helps.
There are over 1,000 tools and sets of tools you will need. Start by buying a basic Automotive tool set. Add sockets up to 2 1/2 inches and the equivilant in Metric. Over 1 1/4 you can get by with only SAE or Metric. Wrenches to match. Add to the kit from there