Yes, but you run the risk of stripping the head. For high strength, torque, always use a 6-point socket.
Yes, you can use a 6-pt also.
Any type of socket can be used to remove a 91' Cavalier wheel cylinder bolt that looks like a reversed torx. However, make sure the socket is a bolt head socket.
It takes a 12 point 12 mm socket
12 point 14 mm socket is required! This is the only time this particular socket is used anywhere on the Kia 4 CYL DOHC 2.0 Litre engine. It is strongly recommended that you replace the existing head bolts during reassembly because of torque accuracy.
They are used on the old square nuts and bolts. Some automotive drain plugs have square heads. Also, certain sizes are useful in theatrical lighting instruments and on chassis punches. Anywhere you encounter a bolt with a square head, an 8-point socket will be useful. They are also know as "double square" sockets.
there is 19mm socket
It take a 14mm head size for the socket or wrench. Not sure about the shaft size.
That's correct. This particular wrench holds the nut or bolt head better than any other wrench.
A stove bolt is a bolt used in a wood stove. The bolts have a slotted head.
14mm socket is used for main mounting bolts, there are two. The caliper alignment pins use 12mm
It will be a metric socket. Just try different sizes until you find the right one.
Deep Well