A 12-point socket driver allows a user to easily grip onto bolts without having to align specifically to a 6-point drive. This allows more versatility when working on cars.
6-point is a regular hexagon head bolt 12-point is for high torque applications where more contact is needed with the spanner or socket and for which a 12-point socket is needed. The head is in fact shaped like the inverse of a 12-point socket.
10mm 12-point socket
It takes a 12 point 12 mm socket
Yes, but you run the risk of stripping the head. For high strength, torque, always use a 6-point socket.
12 point 10 mm socket
I think it is 5.5mm
Yes, you can use a 6-pt also.
The power point is the 12 volt socket to supply a 12 volt item with power
I am currently changing mine. It is a 12-point, 12 m.m. Man they are tight!
1/2" 12 point. A deep socket will be required
12 point 9/16 inch deep wall.
11/16th, 12 point for the back bolt / use a 3/8 drive wrench along with extensions sorry should be 9/16 , 12 point socket , the two easy bolts are 15/16 inch