A 7/32 socket or wrench will fit on a 5.5mm bolt, but poorly. You risk rounding off the head of the bolt if it's stuck very tight.
Remove battery ground to avoid shorting Raise the front of vehicle so there is enough space to work underneath the front of the engine. Locate the starter from the underside of the car. It is near the transmission, underneath the exhaust manifold, between the engine block and the radiator. Locate the two bolts holding the starter to the engine at oposite positions 2 and 7 o'clock approximately, viewed from the left side of car. The upper bolt is actually a stud with two metric sized nuts a 13mm (deep dish socket required)and a 15mm. The lower bolt requires a metric size 13mm socket The bolts are threaded into the starter from the transmission side of the engine First remove the size 15mm nut on the upper bolt (2 o clock position) this will allow removal of the gound strap from the engine along with the wire harness support. Loosen the bottom bolt(metric size 13mm) but do not remove completely Using the deep size 13mm socket remove the upper bolt Next, remove the lower bolt.The starter should still be supported in its cradle at this stage but as a precaution support it by hand while you remove the lower bolt. Pry the starter loose from its mounting Lower it between the cross member and the engine - a little maneuvering is required When you have lowered it remove the lead(s) Replace in reverse order.
For the front I believe a 15/16 socket will work. The rear I used a 7mm Allen wrench
T55 sockets refer to SAE sizes. (Standard Automotive Engineering). M14 is a metric size.
Take the knob with you to a hardware store, and find a metric bolt that will screw into the knob. This would be the easiest way.
What is the standard size of a sofa?
There is a good chance that it takes a standard size socket rather than a metric socket, it was like this on my Toyota Celica. 17mm
It will be a metric size try different sizes until you find the one that fits.
Bolts are categorised by their thread size. The standard socket size for a bolt with a three quarter inch thread is 1 and one eighth inches. Heavy head bolts use a one and a quarter inch socket.
It will be a metric socket. Just try different sizes until you find the right one.
There metric, get a metric set.
What size Allen socket is needed to remove bolt from caliper on 2004 ford escape
They have to be a metric bolt, possibly a 17mm
1/2"
For the most part metric. But you will find some standard size bolts.
10mm or 12mm metric 10mm or 12mm metric
7MM metric hex. Sears has them in the socket hex for $11. Get the long socket hex and cut it to size.
Some where around 15/32 or 31/64.... its a 12mm... that's it... either you're working on something metric, or you're not. Use the right socket for the job. You'll be happier if you do. Incidentally, the nearest standard/SAE size is 7/16 which is smaller.